I   –   refusing   to   provide   the   information   required   in   compliance   with   the   provisions   of   this   Law;   deliberately   procrastinating   the   disclosure   of   the   requested   information  or  intentionally  delivering  it  in  an  incorrect,  incomplete  or  inaccurate  way;   II   –   unduly   using,   removing,   destroying,   invalidating,   deforming,   totally   or   partially   altering   or   concealing   information   either   in   their   custody   or   to   which   they   have  access  due  to  their  position,  job  or  public  assignment;   III  –  analyzing  information  access  requests  with  malice  or  bad  faith;   IV   –   disclosing   or   allowing   the   disclosure   or   access,   or   allowing   the   undue   access  to  classified  or  personal  information;   V  –  imposing  secrecy  on  information  in  order  to  obtain  personal  benefit  or  to   benefit   third   parties,   or   to   conceal   an   illegal   act   committed   by   themselves   or   someone   else;   VI   –   concealing   classified   information   from   the   review   of   the   competent   higher   authority  in  order  to  obtain  personal  benefit  or  to  benefit  others,  or  with  the  intention   to  harm  third  parties;  and   VII   –   destroying   or   removing,   by   any   existing   means,   documents   related   to   potential  human  rights  violations  perpetrated  by  State  agents.   Paragraph   1.   In   compliance   with   the   adversary   system,   the   principle   of   full   defense   and   the   due   process   of   law,   the   practices   described   in   the   caption   of   this   article  shall  be  considered:   I   –   average   or   serious   military   transgressions,   in   conformity   with   the   criteria   adopted   by   the   disciplinary   regulations   of   the   Armed   Forces,   and   as   long   as   the   law   does  not  typify  them  as  crimes  or  criminal  misdemeanors;  or   II   –   administrative   infractions,   which   shall   be   punished   with   at   least   a   suspension,   in   compliance   with   Law   n.   8.112,   of   December   11,   1990,   and   its   amendments,  and  the  criteria  it  has  further  established.   19