Habeas date ( lat. Habeas data , literally “you have information”) is the constitutional principle of a number of states that provides for the right of a citizen to judicially demand access to any documents relating to him stored in archives and institutions, including special services . Also the name of the relevant court order. This principle is relatively new and was first introduced in the Brazilian constitution of 1988 . The name is given by analogy with the principle of habeas corpus [1] .
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- ↑ Habeas date // Large Legal Dictionary / V. A. Belov et al .; Ed. A. Ya. Sukhareva , V.E. Krutskikh . - 2nd ed., Revised. and add. - M.: INFRA-M, 2001 .-- 703 p. (Library of dictionaries "INFRA-M": BSI) .; ISBN 5-16-000169-7