El derecho al olvido en causas penales en el Sistema del Consejo de Judicatura.

Abstract

The Right to be Forgotten in criminal cases within the SATJE system is a legal figure that allows individuals to request the removal or de-indexing of information involving them in criminal cases that have been published on the Internet. This right is recognized by the SATJE (State Judicial Courts Administration System) of some countries, and aims to protect the fundamental rights of individuals, especially the right to privacy and protection of personal data. The Right to be Forgotten arises as a response to the ease with which search engines can access and store information on the network, which can affect the reputation and privacy of individuals. In some cases, this information may be old, irrelevant or inaccurate, which can generate prejudice and stigmatization of the person involved. However, it is worth mentioning that the right to be forgotten must be balanced with other fundamental rights, such as the right to information and freedom of expression, so each request is analyzed individually. In some cases, the information may be considered to be of public interest and cannot be deleted, especially if it is related to the person's work or public activity. In addition, it is important to note that the right to be forgotten only applies to criminal cases that have been closed or expired, and not to ongoing cases.