Falta de regulación sobre la transparencia y la publicidad de los procesos

Abstract

Abstract: This thesis focused on demonstrating the lack of regulatory framework regarding transparency and publicity within judicial processes. In this way, it was shown that although regulations exist focusing on these principles, they are insufficient to guarantee the protection of citizens' personal and sensitive data, especially considering the constant advancement of technology. This factor, with its indiscriminate publicity, seriously impacts constitutional rights such as honor, reputation, and the free development of each citizen's personality. In this sense, the methodology used was key to conducting an effective critical analysis, as the research was analytical-synthetic, dogmatic-legal, theoretical-deductive, and exegetical in nature. Therefore, an in-depth analysis was conducted regarding the implementation of the Ecuadorian Automated Judicial Processing System (SATJE), which led to a key conclusion: the legal system must adapt to technological evolution in order to guarantee the protection of personal data, considering the current Ecuadorian social context marked by insecurity and violence.