Criminal liability for disclosure of personal data

In the era of digital progress, personal data has become the currency of the modern world. But along with the growth of the Internet and digital technologies, the threat of personal data breaches has increased. Disclosure of personal information without permission has become a serious problem, raising legal, moral and social issues. Of course, the legislation establishes liability for this violation, including criminal liability. If you have become a victim of a violation of your rights due to the disclosure of personal data without your consent, it is important to act immediately to protect your interests and restore law and order. The Prikhodko and Partners team of lawyers is ready to provide you with qualified legal assistance on this issue.

What is included in the concept of “personal data”?

Personal data is information or a collection of information about an individual that can be identified or defined according to specific characteristics. This term, spelled out in legislation, provides the basis for protecting the privacy and confidentiality of citizens. Personal data becomes confidential if this is established by relevant legislation.

Confidential information may include:

• nationality data;
• education data;
• information about marital status;
• health data;
• information about religious beliefs;
• residential address information;
• information about the date and place of birth;
• information about events that took place in personal, everyday, professional and other areas of life;
• other incidents established by law.

Important! This information is confidential and cannot be disclosed without the prior consent of the person, except as required by law, and only in the interests of ensuring economic, national security or protecting human rights.

What responsibility is provided for the disclosure of personal data?

For violation of legislation in the field of personal data protection, a person may be brought to administrative and criminal liability.

Criminal liability arises in case of violation of the privacy of a person, in particular for the illegal collection, storage, use, destruction or distribution of confidential information about a person or illegal modification of such information and may be punished by:

1. imposition of a fine from 500 to 1000 nm;
2. correctional labor for up to 2 years;
3. probation supervision for up to 5 years;
4. restriction of freedom for up to 5 years.

How can we help?

The Prikhodko and Partners company has extensive experience and expertise in the field of law, in particular in the field of personal data protection. We can provide qualified legal assistance and support in cases related to criminal liability for disclosure of personal data.
Our services include:

• Legal Analysis: We will make every effort to carefully analyze your situation and determine all aspects related to the criminal aspects of the disclosure of personal data.
• Representation in court: Our lawyers will provide effective representation in court if necessary, protecting your rights and interests at all stages of the legal process.
• Advice and advice: We provide you with competent advice and advice on criminal liability for the disclosure of personal data, so that you can make informed decisions.
• Development of a defense strategy: Our lawyers will develop an individual defense strategy aimed at achieving the best result in your case.

We are ready to provide you with comprehensive support and assistance in any issues related to the disclosure of personal data. Our team works for your success and protection of your privacy and rights. Do you still have questions? We are waiting for your preliminary consultation! To calculate the cost of a lawyer’s services on the issue of disclosure of personal data, fill out the form below.