It is this order of ideas that we are concerned that not investigate nor punish to congressmen or State Ministers, since it is necessary for purpose of curbing corruption. I.e. is apparently intended to hold that in the Judicial power is the only power of the State that there is corruption, but this is not true, every time that there is corruption in other powers of the State in a very notorious and scandalous manner. Another example is the case of standards which establish that assets of the State are unattachable, to whose subject we dedicate an article, thus having been declared unconstitutional standard should punish the congressmen or members of Parliament. 3.
Families legal legal systems are grouped into legal families, which are grouped from different criteria and approaches, i.e., there is only a classification of them, but several. The classification of families legal best known in our medium is by which they are classified into the following: Roman Germanic legal family, legal family of the common law, legal of Socialist rights family and legal family of religious systems. And for those who want to deepen his studies on legal families, you can consult the book entitled comparative law and legal systems of the same author of the present research work. I.e., the study of the legal families is not exhausted with the present comments but that goes beyond the field of study, and it is necessary to devote more pages to take a global approach to the topic, even legal systems are grouped according to the characteristics or particularities of every branch of law, for example studying procedural systems (System of common law and the civil law system), registry systems (declarative, establishing, convalidante, not convalidante, system of registration of rights and documents, among others), notary systems, (Anglo-Saxon, administrative system and latino) and civil law systems (family of the civil law and the common law family), others being the Peruvian State within the legal family Roman Germanic, in which law takes precedence over other sources of law.