Incidencia del ejercicio procesal en el acceso a la justicia desde los Consultorios Jurídicos Gratuitos

This study examines the impact of legal litigation practices within Free Legal Clinics as a fundamental mechanism to ensure access to justice for vulnerable populations. Through a documentary review and analysis of representative cases, the research shows that effective legal representation not only strengthens users' fundamental rights but also serves as a key educational platform for law students. The paper discusses the legal, social, and pedagogical implications of this practice, as well as the institutional challenges faced by clinics amid growing demand. Findings highlight the strategic value of procedural engagement as a bridge between academic training and the social function of law, emphasizing its role in building a more inclusive and equitable justice system.