Grabaciones de voz como prueba documental obtenida con violación al debido proceso

Abstract

Article 243 of the General Code of Process, determines the different kinds of documents that can be found within the evidence in a process, among which we find the tape recordings, but how far could it be valid as evidential material? Article 15 of the Magna Carta that protects the right to privacy counts to the point of creating Law 1581 of 2012 which regulates that constitutional right that each person has to know, rectify and update the information that has been collected from it. And in addition to this, as litigants we are faced with the last paragraph of Article 29 of the National Constitution that tells us about the nullity of the evidence obtained in violation of due process. That is why in this essay we are going to analyze the conditions required to be able to provide a voice recording to a process without it being deemed illegal and that it does not lose its validity, for which it is imperative to take a look at the regulations before mentioned.