Constitución en Inglés

329 Corte Constitucional de Colombia Upon adopting its findings or sentences, the JEP will do its own legal evaluation of the System concerning the acts that fall under its purview. This evaluation will be based on the Colombian Penal Code and/or norms of International Law concerning human rights, International Humanitarian Law, or International Criminal Law, always obligatorily applying the principle of favorability (i.e., the law that is most favorable to the accused shall be applied in cases of doubt or conflict between two penal laws). To have access to the special treatment described in the Justice component of the Integrated System of Truth, Justice, Reparation, and Non-Recurrence (SIVJRNR), it is necessary to provide the full truth, provide reparation for victims, and guarantee non- recurrence. Providing the full truth means relating, when the elements for doing so are available, exhaustively and in detail, crimes that were committed, the circumstances under which they committed, and providing necessary and sufficient information to determine responsibility and to guarantee the satisfaction of victims’ rights to reparation and non-recurrence. The duty to provide the truth does not imply the obligation to accept responsibility. Whoever deliberately provides false information or fails to fulfill any of the conditions of the System will lose special treatment of justice. The law will regulate, among other matters, principles, organization, and competences, including personnel, procedures, participation of victims, and sanctions regime, per provisions of the Accord of Special Jurisdiction for Peace. The creation and the functioning of the Special Jurisdiction for Peace will not alter current regulations applicable to persons whohaveheld thepositionof President of the PARAGRAPH 1