for   a   maximum   period   of   100   (one   hundred)   years,   counted   from   the   date   of   its   production;   II   –   have   their   disclosure   or   access   by   third   parties   authorized   upon   legal   provision  or  express  consent  of  the  person  to  which  the  information  refers.   Paragraph  2.  The  person  who  is  granted  access  to  the  information  referred  to   in  this  article  will  be  held  responsible  for  its  undue  use.   Paragraph   3.   The   consent   referred   to   in   clause   II   of   Paragraph   1   shall   not   be   required  when  the  information  is  necessary  for:   I   –   medical   prevention   and   diagnosis,   when   a   person   is   physically   or   legally   incapable,  and  solely  and  exclusively  to  guarantee  due  medical  treatment;   ��   II   –   the   production   of   statistics   and   scientific   research   of   public   or   general   interest   as   established   by   the   law;   however,   it   is   forbidden   to   disclose   the   identification  of  the  person  to  whom  the  information  refers;   III  –  the  compliance  of  a  court  order;   IV  –  the  protection  of  human  rights;  or   V  –  the  protection  of  overwhelming  public  and  general  interest.   Paragraph   4.   The   restriction   on   access   to   information   related   to   a   person´s   private  life,  honor  and  image  shall  not  be  invoked  with  the  purpose  of  compromising   the   process   of   irregularity   investigation   involving   the   holder   of   that   information,   as   well  as  actions  designed  to  recover  historical  facts  of  greater  importance.   Paragraph  5.  Specific  regulation  shall  establish  the  procedures  for  the  handling   of  personal  information.   CHAPTER  V   ON  RESPONSIBILITIES   Article  32.  Public  agents  and  military  personnel  will  be  held  responsible  should   they  incur  into  any  of  the  following  unlawful  practices:   18