El ocultamiento de datos personales en el SATJE en casos de sobreseimiento.

Abstract

In Ecuador, the Ecuadorian Judicial Procedure System (SATJE) is a platform that maintains judicial transparency, since it gives public access to the different cases, both current and archived. Public access to this judicial information is very sensitive, therefore, to protect fundamental rights it must be balanced, in cases where a person has a definitive dismissal order, which puts an end to a judicial process where the necessary evidence to continue with the process was not found, which ratifies the innocence of the person. Ecuadorian legislation, such as the Organic Law on Personal Data Protection (LOPDP) and the Law on Transparency and Access to Public Information (LOTAIP), provides guidelines to respect people's rights such as judicial transparency. This research will analyze the legal arguments for the concealment of a person's personal data in the SATJE in cases of dismissal, to achieve an adequate balance for the protection of personal data with access to public information, to comply with human rights standards, proposing recommendations and conclusions, to guarantee equity and respect for fundamental rights, so that people who have been confirmed innocent have a dignified life and adequate social reintegration.