Benjamin Wrigh

Cesare Beccaria

DENIS ALEJANDRA GUERRERO

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MARIANA RUEDA
He was an Italian
writer, philosopher,
jurist and economist
Inspired modern criminal law by introducing
rationality in the definition of crimes
 Benjamin Wright, (born October 10,
1770, Wethersfield, Connecticut [USA];
died August 24, 1842, New York, NY),
American engineer who directed the
construction of the Erie Canal.
Because he trained so many engineers
on that project, Wright has been
called the "father of American
engineering."
Beccaria is one of the champions who,
from philosophy and criminal law,
dismantle the inquisitorial system of
prosecuting. For a system that
incorporates greater guarantees for
processing.
Wright resigned from the Erie Canal project
in 1827 and served as Chief Engineer of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal from 1828 to 1831
and of the St. Lawrence Canal in 1833.

Conducted land surveys for railroads

in New York, Illinois, Virginia, and
Cuba