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La Responsabilidad Administrativa de sus Servidores Públicos y la Responsabilidad Patrimonial del Estado de Jalisco

Magistrada María Concepción Martínez Godínez*

RESUMEN: En materia de responsabilidades administrativas, debe prevalecer la “garantía de la legalidad en la actuación administrativa del Estado,” incluidos los principios éticos necesarios para su buen desempeño tanto de los órganos como de sus funcionarios, todo ello constituye una exigencia de un Estado de Derecho. El Estado de Jalisco responde directamente en cuanto a la responsabilidad patrimonial, aunque existan limitantes en la disposición de recursos públicos suficientes; por lo que se recomienda que en la firma de Convenios Internacionales en materia de responsabilidades, México, debe ser prudente al firmarlos tomando en cuenta sus posibilidades reales de cumplirlos.

Palabras Clave: Responsabilidades administrativas, responsabilidad resarcitoria, responsabilidad patrimonial del Estado.

The Administrative Accountability of its Public Officers and the Patrimonial Accountability of the State of Jalisco

Magistrate María Concepción Martínez Godinez**

ABSTRACT: Regarding administrative accountabilities, the “guarantee of the State’s administrative action’s legality”, must prevail, including the necessary ethical principles for the good performance of its Organs, as well as of its officers; all of this constitutes a demand of the State of Law. The State of Jalisco is directly responsible for patrimonial accountability, although restrictions exist in the regulation of sufficient public resources; therefore it is recommended that in the signing of International Agreements concerning liabilities, Mexico must be prudent in the moment of signing them, taking into account the real possibilities of accomplishment.

Keywords: Administrative accountabilities, for damages accountability, State’s patrimonial accountability.

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*Maestra en Derecho por la UNAM.

** N del T: Though the term magistrate is not equivalent, since it does not have the same connotation as in the U.S.; whereas in Mexico a magistrado is a high-ranking judicial officer who most probably has already serve as a trial judge, in the U.S. a magistrate is a lower-ranking judicial officer, such as justice of the peace who has many but not all the powers and duties of a regular judge and who is appointed by judges of federal courts