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"Rupturas: del tribunal a la comunidad" is a text that seeks to develop the concept of judicial rupture and the scope it can have, both in the judicial process and in everyday life, together with a case study that analyzes how the rupture of three combatants was developed in the framework of a criminal process and how the rupture is carried out from communities that call themselves "communities in rupture", where this exercise is carried out without the need for a specific judicial process.This will lead to evidence of the divergences and convergences found between the two cases, highlighting the differences and convergences found between the two cases, highlighting the differences between the two cases.between the two cases, highlighting that the exercise of rupture with the Colombian State is, in addition to a denunciation of its shortcomings, a way of highlighting the validity and legitimacy of the idea of justice that has been built in their organizational processes.