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ENEMY CRIMINAL LAW - Rodrigues, Tais Palú
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With the geometric progression of violence, as well as the feeling of public insecurity that permeates society, the Public Power is pressured to adopt measures that repress its rise. Thus, Criminal Law is forced to expand, relativizing guarantees and constitutional rights, creating new criminal offenses of a symbolic nature, disproportionately increasing penalties and anticipating punishability in order to seek the prevention of danger. Mentioned characteristics are features of the German Günther Jakobs' theory, called Criminal Law of the enemy. The objective of this work is to study the…mehr

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With the geometric progression of violence, as well as the feeling of public insecurity that permeates society, the Public Power is pressured to adopt measures that repress its rise. Thus, Criminal Law is forced to expand, relativizing guarantees and constitutional rights, creating new criminal offenses of a symbolic nature, disproportionately increasing penalties and anticipating punishability in order to seek the prevention of danger. Mentioned characteristics are features of the German Günther Jakobs' theory, called Criminal Law of the enemy. The objective of this work is to study the feasibility of the application of this aspect in the face of that recommended by the Brazilian Federal Constitution, in what concerns the fundamental guarantees, as well as the reflexes of what is already applied in the homeland legal system, bringing brief philosophical concepts about what the enemy is.
Autorenporträt
Abogado. Especialista en Filosofía por la Universidad Cândido Mendes. Especialista en Derecho de la Seguridad Social de la Universidade Estadual de Londrina - UEL. Especialista en Derecho Matrimonial y Derecho Procesal Canónico por la PUC. Maestría en Ciencias Jurídicas y Políticas de la Universidad Portucalense Infante Dom Henrique do Porto - Portugal.