Abstract
This article will present a series of works in which preventive detention is studied, and group them into three different perspectives: legal doctrine, non-governmental organizations and the social sciences. Finally, we will indicate our position on the matter and it is the one to define the PP in the first place by what it produces, that is to say, by what it is able to articulate. And to develop our position we will identify the different links that originate between the same judicial actors, and between those judicial actors and certain external actors to the criminal justice.
Keywords:
pre-trial detention; dogmatic; social sciences