The book offers an in-depth analysis of urgent detention provisions in Mexico's National Code of Criminal Procedures, exploring their historical development and legal implications. It critically examines the principles justifying urgent detentions, weighing their impact on public safety against potential abuses of individual rights. Through a thorough investigation of legal requirements and procedural safeguards, it assesses the balance between the necessity for swift action and the protection of civil liberties. Comparative legal perspectives and international standards further contextualize Mexico's practices.
