Post by forum244 on Oct 20, 2023 22:49:42 GMT -5
Therefore, there was a need to change and insert provisions in several points of the Criminal and Criminal Procedure Law.
This law has been in force since January 2020, and the package ended up changing around 17 legal provisions, including the Penal Code (CP), the Criminal Procedure Code (CPP) and the Criminal Execution Law ( LEP).
We can understand the Anti-Crime special data Package as a relevant social measure to combat organized crime and other crimes considered violent.
Furthermore, with the arrival of the device, gaps in the legislation were filled, facilitating proper criminal prosecution and guaranteeing the inherent rights of the accused through the inclusion, as well as elucidation of important provisions.
Violence statistics in Brazil translate into a widespread feeling of insecurity, which ends up resulting in society demanding tougher measures to combat crime.
Just as everything new ends up generating doctrinal and jurisprudential discussions, the Anti-Crime Package would be no different, after all, time is needed for proper consolidation.
What is the purpose of the anti-crime package?
The anti-crime package was marked by the measures adopted, most of which rigidify the penalties for more serious crimes and their progression.
By way of example, for the convict to benefit from the progression of his sentence, it is required that he completes 70% of it so that he can then progress to a less rigorous regime, if he repeats a heinous crime (Art. 112, VIII, of the Law No. 7,210/84).
In another sense, to the detriment of the increase in the number of cases of homicides of women, as well as feminicides, the anti-crime package changes the Code of Criminal Procedure so that the aggressor does not benefit from the Penal Non-Prosecution Agreement (ANPP), starting agent processing.
Thus, under the terms of Art. 28-A, §2º, IV of the Code of Criminal Procedure:
Art. 28-A. If there is no case to be closed and the person under investigation has formally and circumstantially confessed to committing a criminal offense without violence or serious threat and with a minimum sentence of less than 4 (four) years, the Public Prosecutor's Office may propose an agreement not to prosecute, as long as necessary and sufficient to disapprove and prevent crime, under the following conditions adjusted cumulatively and alternatively:
This law has been in force since January 2020, and the package ended up changing around 17 legal provisions, including the Penal Code (CP), the Criminal Procedure Code (CPP) and the Criminal Execution Law ( LEP).
We can understand the Anti-Crime special data Package as a relevant social measure to combat organized crime and other crimes considered violent.
Furthermore, with the arrival of the device, gaps in the legislation were filled, facilitating proper criminal prosecution and guaranteeing the inherent rights of the accused through the inclusion, as well as elucidation of important provisions.
Violence statistics in Brazil translate into a widespread feeling of insecurity, which ends up resulting in society demanding tougher measures to combat crime.
Just as everything new ends up generating doctrinal and jurisprudential discussions, the Anti-Crime Package would be no different, after all, time is needed for proper consolidation.
What is the purpose of the anti-crime package?
The anti-crime package was marked by the measures adopted, most of which rigidify the penalties for more serious crimes and their progression.
By way of example, for the convict to benefit from the progression of his sentence, it is required that he completes 70% of it so that he can then progress to a less rigorous regime, if he repeats a heinous crime (Art. 112, VIII, of the Law No. 7,210/84).
In another sense, to the detriment of the increase in the number of cases of homicides of women, as well as feminicides, the anti-crime package changes the Code of Criminal Procedure so that the aggressor does not benefit from the Penal Non-Prosecution Agreement (ANPP), starting agent processing.
Thus, under the terms of Art. 28-A, §2º, IV of the Code of Criminal Procedure:
Art. 28-A. If there is no case to be closed and the person under investigation has formally and circumstantially confessed to committing a criminal offense without violence or serious threat and with a minimum sentence of less than 4 (four) years, the Public Prosecutor's Office may propose an agreement not to prosecute, as long as necessary and sufficient to disapprove and prevent crime, under the following conditions adjusted cumulatively and alternatively: