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This article analyses laws and practices that limited judicial independence in Peru since de beginning of the republican period until the judicial reform carried out by Ramon Castilla during his second government. The article argues that far from being a liberal reform as others promoted by the 1856 Constitution, Castilla’s government tried to reinforce the historical dependency of judges to political power.

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La precaria independencia de la judicatura peruana. La amovilidad judicial desde los inicios de la república hasta el reformismo castillista, 1824-1860