NEUTROSOPHIC ANALYSIS OF THE JUDGMENT OF CONTRAVENTIONS IN INDIGENOUS JUSTICE THE FRAMEWORK OF THE PLURINATIONAL STATE OF ECUADOR

Abstract

Ecuador's declaration as a plurinational state represents a milestone in the affirmation of the rights of indigenous peoples and otherethnic groups within the country. This advancement poses significant challenges for the legal sciences, which are tasked with devising methods for the effective integration of ordinary and indigenous justice systems. This study investigates the inherent uncertainty in the information processing within indigenous justice, employing neutrosophic tools. A neutrosophic analysis of the contraventions in the indigenous context was conducted, utilizing both theoretical and empirical methods, including surveys of law students and the implementation of a neutrosophic soft set model. The main difficulties were identified and ranked, highlighting the lack of an adequate legal framework as the most critical obstacle to the harmonization of ordinary and indigenous justice.