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The prison system as an area of punishment and enforcement of penalties for crimes committed, is the scenario in which state power is exercised in a visible matter and with full legitimacy in their actions. This act constitutes a constant threat to the protection and enjoyment of the rights of the inmates, which are read as second class citizens, where all their pain and suffering is “fair” as a result of their actions against the established social order. District Jail does not escape this logic, and is set in a totalitarian institution as where human rights of inmates are virtually suspended while serving their sentences. This paper aims to draw attention to those who are there, showing a snapshot of their reality and how, despite a number of international instruments aimed at protecting their rights, unconstitutional failure of states by the Constitutional Court, the conditions for male and female inmates are not part of the public and political agenda of the country.

¡Beccaria está preso en la Cárcel Distrital! Un estudio de caso sobre el “estado de cosas inconstitucional” en las cárceles