Poder de policía en Colombia (incidencia restrictiva sobre el porte y consumo de drogas ilícitas bajo los límites legales de la dosis de uso personal)

Abstract

This monograph succinctly exposes about police power in Colombia, and the restrictive incidence through regulation of the bearing and consumption of illicit drugs under the limits of doses for personal use. It takes place in three chapters: first, conceptual precision on the subject about notions of public order, police reasons, police means, legal reserve and doses of personal use of illicit drugs; the state of the art is presented: diversity of meanings of the police concept, police means are treated in a particular way, limits to police power are expound, authorities empowered to exercise police power are described, the types of police power are indicated; and, describes new police regulations, in force since January 2017, on the bearing and consumption of illicit drugs under the limits of doses of personal use. Second, the theoretical framework is presented by referencing the increase in drug production and consumption at the global level, national context, and local context, abstract models of drug regulation are described, the period of decriminalization is exposed to the bearing and consumption of drugs under the legal limits of the dose of personal use in Colombia, and reference about the failed war against drugs from the prohibitionist model and the appropriate approach from the human development perspective. Third, the problem question is answered and the hypothesis is validated, in contrast to the findings of the documentary analysis, ending with the conclusions and recommendations.