State responsibility for petty crimes committed under circumstances of marginality, ignorance or extreme poverty

Abstract

The present article treats on the judgments of reproach attributed
to the Colombian state as consequence of the breach of certain obligations, beginning and fundamental constitutional laws opposite to the commission of deviant conducts considered like insignificant, which are motivated by the urgent conditions
of marginality, ignorance or extreme poverty that they hit repeated and violently to those glaringly dissimilar members of the Colombian society, discriminated, unprotected and
slightly recognized. Nobody can discuss that the catalogue of crimes prescribes conducts and imposes the most drastic sanctions inside the juridical national classification, nevertheless, the deserving one of the above mentioned social institutional reaction acts stimulated both internally or externally for the before outlined circumstances, which are regulated by the legislator as minor’s criterion punishable, which carries indispensably when analyzes in a general way the model of condition adopted
by the political national power, the notion of the crime of trifle, the beginning of harmfulness and insignificance in penal matter, as well as the social treatment, substantive and adjective given by the set of juridical -criminal to the figure I object of study.