Colombia Constitution & Laws

Denied an appointment by your EPS? Got a police fine (comparendo)? Not sure what Colombian law says about your case? Ask in a chat and get a clear answer in seconds, based on Colombian law and citing the exact article. WHAT YOU CAN LOOK UP • Political Constitution of Colombia of 1991 • National Code of Security and Citizen Coexistence (Police Code, Law 1801 of 2016) • Colombian Criminal Code (Law 599 of 2000) • Code of Administrative Procedure and Administrative Litigation (CPACA, Law 1437 of 2011) Write your question in your own words, just like you would ask a friend. Answers and documents are in Spanish. Ideal for defending your rights, studying law, preparing for an exam or simply understanding the law. CREATE YOUR LEGAL DOCUMENTS Fill in a few details and get a document ready to review and file: • Tutela (acción de tutela): to protect your health, dignity and fundamental rights. • Right of petition (derecho de petición): to request information or a response from your EPS, city hall, bank or any company. • Police fine defense (descargos por comparendo): to present your side before the Police Inspection office. Your documents are saved on your phone under "My documents". GO PREMIUM Premium gives you everything you need to handle your case: • Up to 50 questions per day. • All legal documents included. • Conversation memory: the assistant remembers what you told it, so you can keep asking without repeating your case. • Full conversation history. Choose the monthly or the annual plan and save. Cancel anytime from Google Play. Only need one document? You can also buy it separately. FREE PLAN Ask questions every day at no cost and get extra questions by watching an ad. OFFICIAL SOURCES • Political Constitution of Colombia of 1991, published by the Constitutional Court: https://www.corteconstitucional.gov.co • Law 1801 of 2016, Law 599 of 2000 and Law 1437 of 2011, published by the General Secretariat of the Senate of the Republic: http://www.secretariasenado.gov.co IMPORTANT NOTICE This app is an independent, unofficial project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or representing any entity of the Government of Colombia, the Constitutional Court, Congress or any public body. Answers are generated with artificial intelligence from the texts of the law. They are general information and do not replace advice from a lawyer. Review your documents before filing them.