THE CONCURRENCE BETWEEN MANSLAUGHTER AND NON-OBSERVANCE OF THE LEGAL SECURITY AND SAFETY AT WORK MEASURES CULPABLY COMMITTED. THEORETICAL AND JUDICIAL PRACTICE ASPECTS
THE CONCURRENCE BETWEEN MANSLAUGHTER AND NON-OBSERVANCE OF THE LEGAL SECURITY AND SAFETY AT WORK MEASURES CULPABLY COMMITTED. THEORETICAL AND JUDICIAL PRACTICE ASPECTS

Summary/Abstract: In this article, the author thoroughly examines the problem of the ideal concurrence between manslaughter and the non-observance of the legal measures of safety and health at work, committed culpably. Both the doctrinal guidelines and the judicial practice in this matter are analyzed, including aspects derived from the case law of the European Court of Human Rights. The legal provisions are critically assessed, including from the perspective of constitutionality, in the light of the recent case law of the Constitutional Court, while certain proposals of lege ferenda are being formulated.

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