Hacinamiento carcelario: el estado inconstitucional de cosas en los establecimientos penitenciarios y carcelarios del Departamento del Meta durante el año 2018 a 2022.

Abstract

Within a changing society, social control becomes a basic condition for ensuring survival, where case law and regulatory law is an important factor thanks to its approach to protecting the fundamental rights of the individual and other processes necessary to survive through collective rules with their respective regulatory bodies. In the legal system, the political constitution of Colombia, in itself, regulates the conduct of individuals vis-à-vis their being, focusing on the latter, where mandates and prohibitions are established under normative precepts, threatening those who fail to comply with sanctions, fines or deprivation of liberty, in itself, penalties. On the other hand, there are the inherent rights of those people who are in prison, this being the introductory to our topic, which despite its punishable conduct should not be denied the fact that they are people, citizens. The political constitution of Colombia tells us about due process, dignified life, health, contradiction and human dignity, the main rights violated to these people within prison centers, therefore, the present investigation is focused on the violation of the fundamental rights of persons deprived of their liberty in the prisons of the Department of Meta, Specifically, the Medium Security Prison and Granada Prison, the Medium Security Prison and the Prison of Acacías and the Villavicencio Prison, generating prison overcrowding with degrading living conditions.