Maestría en Ciencia Criminalística

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    Eficacia del peritaje del dosaje etílico en accidentes automovilísticos en hombres de 20-40 años en Lima, 2023
    (Universidad Privada Norbert Wiener, 2024-10-22) Canchari Pillaca, Judith Jhazmin; Neyra Rivera, Carlos David
    The present research focused on determining the relationship between the effectiveness of ethanol dosage expertise and traffic accidents involving men aged 20-40 years in Lima, 2023. The methodology was hypothetico-deductive, with a non-experimental design, a census-type sample, a population of 100 justice operators, a quantitative approach, and data collected via questionnaires. The results revealed a relationship based on gender and years of service, with 4.0% holding a doctoral degree. The relationship between the legal requirements of ethanol dosage expertise and traffic accidents was 0.579, below the margin of error (1%). Additionally, the relationship between the technical-scientific requirements of ethanol dosage expertise and the value of traffic accidents was 0.236, with a bilateral significance (p-value) of 0.018, also below the allowed margin of error (5%), thus validating the second hypothesis. It was concluded that the technical-scientific requirements of ethanol dosage expertise have a directly proportional but low relationship with traffic accidents. Furthermore, there is a directly proportional and moderate relationship between traffic accidents and ethanol dosage expertise examinations. The respondents stated that ethanol dosage expertise related to traffic accidents often meets legal, technical-scientific, and expert requirements.