La Fiscalía no ve delito en que un funcionario consultase la titulación de otro en el Ortegal

A public employee in Ferrol was accused of illegally accessing personal data from a provincial council platform. The prosecution argued that this constituted a criminal offense, but evidence showed that the data had been legally transmitted to the courts for an ongoing legal proceeding. The prosecutor concluded that no offense had been committed, as the accessed information was already part of the judicial file and was not considered private or restricted. Consequently, the employee faces no criminal liability for this incident involving public administrative records. This case highlights the complexities of balancing data privacy with legitimate administrative and legal processes. It underscores the importance of transparency in how public data is handled, accessed, and shared within official systems, in order to prevent unnecessary legal conflicts and ensure accountability in open governance structures.

Source: lavozdegalicia.es
Published on 2025-09-18

La Fiscalía no ve delito en que un funcionario consultase la titulación de otro en el Ortegal

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