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The legal nature of the amparo trial
The amparo trial is a means of constitutional control and conventionality in the Mexican legal system, in the aspect of indirect amparo trial, it is the means par excellence for the defense of human rights and its guarantees against acts of authority or omissions that it carries out against of the governed. By excellence, it is the means by which a governed that sees their human rights violated or failing that, a legal guarantee, can actuate said means to request that the constitutionality or unconstitutionality of the act of authority be studied. The amparo trial has its origin in 1841, idea of the politician and jurist Manuel Crescencio Garcia Rejon y Alcala, later by means of his “private vote” he laid the foundations for the amparo trial in Mexico, the jurist Mariano Otero.
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