El derecho a la protección de datos en procesos judiciales que involucran sistemas de telecomunicaciones

Abstract

The current debate on the publicity of judicial proceedings is not about who has the right to physical assistance in sight or in material accommodate the dais, but in content accessibility court records, their degree of visibility in telecommunication systems . The question is whether that accessibility should be articulated as a closed scope only to the parties to the proceedings or who have a legitimate interest in it, or conversely, as open to the general public system. Although the Constitution of Ecuador regulates the elements concerning the right to privacy, honor, and freedom of information, the current system of data protection in judicial proceedings is not endorsed by an organic law, which affects intensely the confidentiality of certain information, which is essential to the enactment of a special law that establishes all the legal parameters necessary to ensure the protection of the rights to privacy, honor and data protection in judicial proceedings