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From Police Activity to Violation of Rights?

Authors

  • Jorge Díaz Gil
  • Jesús David Pacheco Sarmiento

Keywords:

Policía, Etiquetamiento, Derechos

Abstract

In order to comply with institutional goals and ideals, each police officer is entrusted with his or her own tasks, such as patrolling, requisitioning, accompaniment and intervention (just to mention the most common). In this regard, a review will be made of police conduct derived from their powers, which in a context such as the Colombian one may arise in circumstances of labelling and victimization by state agents.

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Author Biographies

Jorge Díaz Gil

Abogado de la Universidad de Pamplona. Magíster (C) en Derecho Constitucional de la Universidad Externado de Colombia. Conciliador en Derecho. Asesor y Litigante. Docente Universitario y Coordinador del Semillero de Investigación Jupro del Programa de Derecho de la Universidad de Pamplona. Miembro del Capítulo Pamplona del Instituto Colombiano de Derecho Procesal

Jesús David Pacheco Sarmiento

Abogado de la Universidad de Pamplona. Especialista en Derecho Público de la Universidad Externado de Colombia. Conciliador en Derecho. Asesor y Litigante

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Published

2019-03-04

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How to Cite

Díaz Gil, J., & Pacheco Sarmiento, J. D. (2019). From Police Activity to Violation of Rights?. Codex Scientific Journal, 4(7). Retrieved from https://revistas.udenar.edu.co/index.php/codex/article/view/4421

Issue

Vol. 4 No. 7 (2018): Scientific journal Codex

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