RESERVED INFORMATION IN THE COLOMBIAN LAW. CONSIDERATIONS, PRACTICES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE DISCIPLINARY LAW

In the context of an information society and knowledge, the exercise of public function becomes a permanent challenge to the proper handling of information, particularly the qualified and reserved by the constitution and the law. While international efforts to access to public information frameworks...

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Published in:Derecho penal y criminología 2013-01, Vol.34 (96), p.145-185
Main Authors: Camacho Morales, Julie Paola, Cano Martinez, Jeimy Jose, Neira Rueda, Miguel Gustavo, Ovalle Leguizamon, Vivian Constanza, Villamil Salazar, Martha Patricia
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
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Information Society
Knowledge
Law
Security
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Summary:In the context of an information society and knowledge, the exercise of public function becomes a permanent challenge to the proper handling of information, particularly the qualified and reserved by the constitution and the law. While international efforts to access to public information frameworks are associated with reserved information, after a thorough review of the legal framework and the Colombian jurisprudential issues, the study finds that there is no a unique view on the subject. This allowed us to propose guidelines and practices in security and control to ensure compliance with the functional duty of protecting such information in accordance with the law, and to have a clear view of the responsibilities and disciplinary sanctions based on special holding relationship by public servants and private employees fulfilling public function. Adapted from the source document.
ISSN:0121-0483