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LOPEZ MARTINEZ, Miguel Andrés. Forced Displacement and state Council. The Judge who Had a Wide Range of Arguments but not a Broad extent of Decisions. Estud. Socio-Juríd [online]. 2014, vol.16, n.2, pp.127-162. ISSN 0124-0579.  https://doi.org/10.12804/esj16.02.2014.04.

People in forced displacement can receive reparations through the State liability declarations by a judge. Judgment could involve some disadvantages but it is still probably to overcome them if the judge attends experts’ recommendations. Theorists were inspired in unconstitutional statu quo showed by Constitutional Court in T-025 case in 2004. We attempt to identify the proposals that influenced the State liability area and specifically the way in which they changed the frame of administrative judge’s decisions. First, we identified 18 theoretical scape lines, as alternatives to understand in a wider sense the damage, its imputation and reparation in a judicial landscape. Second, we attempt to establish if the State Council was influenced by the theorists’ suggestions, by studying four decisions published from 2004 until 2010. The evidence has shown that the administrative judge was far from the theorists’ proposals, although his attempts to offer better conditions to the victims.

Palavras-chave : forced displacement; State Council; State liability because of forced displacement; theoretical scape lines.

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