Constitutional law
Constitutional law sets the basic structure of the State and the rights of every person in Guatemala. The Constitution is the top rule: a law that conflicts with it can be challenged, and the Constitutional Court decides those challenges. The amparo and habeas corpus laws are the procedures for claiming those rights. Start with the Constitution, then read the procedure law if you need to act.
3 laws of Guatemala, text article by article. The Spanish text is authoritative.
Laws
Constitución The Constitution sets the basic rights and duties of everyone in Guatemala and how the State is organized. Everything else in this library must fit within it. Some rights apply only to Guatemalan citizens, so check the article before you rely on it. CPRG Ley Electoral y de Partidos Políticos Governs elections, voting and political parties. Voting is reserved to Guatemalan citizens. LEPP Ley de Amparo Regulates the amparo, habeas corpus and constitutional review. It is the procedure a person uses to challenge an act of the State that violates a constitutional right. LAEPC