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El delito del artículo 363 CP. La salud de los consumidores. La comisión por omisión en el art. 363: El empresario como garante. La imputación en comisión por omisión en el art. 363 CP
En el libro se reúune una serie de trabajos - producto del Curso de Posgrado intensivo sobre delitos de omisión, realizado durante el año 2020 por la UNCAus - que fueron seleccionados especialmente por su profundidad, originalidad e importancia práctica en los temas que tratan. En estos trabajos particiâron profesores y abogados asistentes al curso, todos motivados por el interés de profundizar en el estudio de los delitos de omisión. En la primera parte, se tratan distintos problemas de la omisión desde la parte general : en el tratamiento de la omisión en los distintos proyectos de códigos argentinos ; la tentativa en la omisión; la determinación judicial de la pena en la omisión ; una posición crítica a la teoría de la posición de garante del médico psiquiatra ; los delitos de olvido y el principio de culpabilidad ; y el análisis de los riesgos especiales en el derecho penal. En la segunda parte, que abarca temas de la parte especial vinculados a los delitos de omisión, se encuentran trabajos sobre : el problema de la obligación de ayudar al suicida desde art. 108 C.P. ; el delito de omisión de denunciar y evitar torturas ; y finalmente un análisis del delito de falso testimonio por omisión. En la tercera parte, se agrupan tres comentarios a fallos de distintos tribunales que han tratado casos de omisión : la responsabilidad penal del funcionario en casos de encierro, el análisis de un caso conocido como "La tragedia del Paraná" (con diversos problemas vinculados a la omisión), y finalmente, el problema de la autoría y participación en los delitos de omisión.
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