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This review article deals with the study of the theoretical basis of the principle of minimum criminal intervention, incidence and application within judicial proceedings in cases of minor crimes. In this sense, it is necessary to apply alternative methods of conflict resolution before committing minor crimes. Therefore, the objective is to propose a training program on alternative methods of conflict resolution that allows the proper application of the principle of minimum criminal intervention. The scientific research methodology starts from the qualitative paradigm, based on methods such as bibliographic analysis and synthesis, as well as historical and deductive inductive logic. It is concluded that in Ecuador there is a lack of knowledge regarding the proper application of the aforementioned principle, which leads to the violation of fundamental rights.

Mínima intervención penal en el juzgamiento contra delitos menores: Tutela judicial efectiva y reparación integral