The role of the consumer prosecutor. His action in the civil process in defense of consumers and users

Abstract

This work is limited within the potential procedural actions that the Public Prosecutor’s Office has in the area of protection of consumer rights and in the field of private civil law, mainly covered by two circulars issued by State Attorney General’s Office and numbered 2/2010 and 2/2018. Leaving aside the role of the public prosecutor’s office in the widest and natural protection of fraud and other criminal types and interventions in defense of individuals, such as consumer users, against the public administration, and those other complementary training disclosures. The State and the Autonomous Communities have created the precise legal framework for this protection by developing a broad regulatory regulation of these relationships that are based, in many cases, on the exercise and protection of rights recognized by Fundamental laws.