Duarte Martínez, Carlos Arturo
This article highlights the unconventionality of article 53 paragraph e of the Law 137 of 1994 that regulates disciplinary procedures. According to this provision, in cases where public servants breach their functional duties during states of emergency, the appeal of a conviction that restrict political rights is granted in the return effect. Enfor...
de Wolf, Daniel Eggermont, Frederic Timbermont, Evelien
The exploration of disciplinary law and proceedings reveals a complex nature, marked by uncertainties related to the application of essential guarantees and challenges, such as the right to remain silent and the non bis in ídem principle. The evolving case law in Belgium on petitioner conduct during administrative appeals, which extends beyond disc...
Deruelle, Farah Jarty, Julie
Cet article porte sur la mutation en cours des prérogatives du droit disciplinaire universitaire, désormais tenu de considérer les infractions sexuelles. Par une étude de cas qui croise entretiens et archives, cet article analyse la cécité de ce droit aux violences faites aux femmes. En raison de sa matrice inégalitaire et de sa dépendance au droit...
Galvis Martínez, Juan Carlos Torres Torres, Néstor H.
Ethics is the branch of philosophy that studies human behavior in social environments. Its definition is clear and concrete, theoretically, however, due to the diversity of human beings and social environments, the concept becomes subjective and unfathomable. All human knowledge is susceptible to be considered from the ethical component, which rais...
Padilla Sanabria, Lizbeth Xóchitl
The enemy’s criminal law and its restriction of human rights within the extinction of domain is intended to recover assets to combat corruption, requiring disciplinary law by virtue of which it will act as the legal instrument for the purposes to be updated. For this reason, it is essential to analyze its operational function to combat corruption i...
Maldonado Sierra, Guillermo Alfonso
Objective: To describe the general characteristics of the ethical-professional disciplinary law in Colombia. Methodology: A qualitative, documentary, descriptive and deductive historical study was carried out, based on the disciplinary regimes of fourteen professional codes of ethics of some of the most traditional professions in the country that h...
Díaz Acosta, Helga Lidby López Sánchez, Juan Fernando
This investigative work will study and verify the Ethics Tribunal’s disciplinary procedure of the Accountants Central Joint Special Administrative Unit, entity in charge of the practice of professional accounting. With this in mind, the reader will be contextualized in the origins, historical evolution, starting with the different normative reforms...
Bermúdez Martínez, Carlos Cepeda Rodríguez, Emerson Harvey
Abstract This paper presents an analysis on the involvement of the victim in the disci plinary process against State Armed Forces for serious human rights violations and humanitarian Law in Colombia, through review of disciplinary cases. For this, it is necessary to look of the criteria needed which should include the dis ciplinary process accordin...
Llucià Sabarich, Isidre
The institution “purgar taula” consisted of a generalised, regulated, ordinary, regular and automatic procedure – without exception – for demanding accountability from all public officials in the form of an adversarial proceeding pigeonholed as disciplinary law. The remotest precedent is found in Athenian democracy under the term Euthyma from where...
López Quiróz, Alexander
The question is if the dereliction of duty constitutes a disciplinary offense for teachers. The rules describing the dereliction of duty for teachers were abolished: so expresses the definition of dereliction of duty in Decree 2277 of 1979, and the definition of the same disciplinary offense enshrined in Decree 1278 of 2002 was declared unconstitut...