Constitutional adequacy of the Colombian disciplinary procedure contained in law 1952 of 2019, to the jurisprudential pronouncements of the Constitutional Court

Fabio Andrés Alarcon Vargas and Jhonatan Felipe Zamora Murillo

Management (Montevideo), 2024, vol. 2, 21

Abstract: The Colombian State has different powers to correct or repel irregularities that arise in compliance with the purposes that the Political Constitution has enshrined as such, among which is disciplinary power as an element that contributes to the preservation of legality. within public institutions by monitoring the actions of public servants. This is how the procedure to investigate disciplinary offenses was made based on Law 734 of 2002, until the entry into force of Law 1952 of 2019, with which the General Disciplinary Code is issued, whose purpose is to unify the procedure for investigate the actions of the servers that possibly stand as fouls. Thus, several pronouncements have been made by the Constitutional Court regarding the enforceability of the aforementioned provision and some of its articles, which are analyzed in this article for the purpose of analyzing the adequacy of the disciplinary procedure contained in Law 1952. of 2019, with the constitutional postulates during the years 2019 to 2022

Date: 2024
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DOI: 10.62486/agma202421

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