La ilegalidad de la captura realizada a los pasantes humanos del narcotráfico en el aeropuerto el Dorado

Abstract

Human dignity, the right to privacy, due process, and the right to self-incrimination, principles, rights and guarantees, which can be limited in a criminal process, therefore, it is essential to make analysis in relation to the limits and scope of these postulates, of the procedures and procedures of passive monitoring of the persons, corporal inspection and of the interrogation to the captured that are carried out inside the Dorado to the human mails that they carry inside their body psychoactive substances prohibited. The position aware of the extremes and transcendences that reach these principles, guarantees and rights have different edges, ranging from the fact that they must yield to different acts of investigation destined to the criminal jurisdiction, until asserting that all actions that must be excluded must be excluded. They go against the constitutional postulates. Therefore, the honorable Constitutional Court has pointed out in various pronouncements that the investigative acts would have to demonstrate criminal responsibility, which will be governed by rules or normative standards in favor of human dignity, the right to privacy, due process and the without self-incrimination.