MINISTÉRIO PÚBLICO DE GARANTIAS
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https://doi.org/10.12957/redp.2024.86600Abstract
This article studied the effects produced in the Brazilian criminal procedural legal system — and specifically on the activity of the Public Prosecutor's Office, in the investigation and, later, prosecution and criminal investigation phases —caused by the enactment of law no. 13,964 of december 24, 2019 ("Anti-Crime Law", or "Anti-Crime Package"), which aimed at the improvement of Brazilian criminal and procedural legislation and which also became responsible for the introduction, in National Law, of the legal institute of the Judge of Guarantees. It was concluded that the investigative and prosecution functions must be assigned to various members of the Public Prosecutor's Office, making it imperative to review, in the criminal area, the investigation and prosecution functions of parquet free yourself from the authoritarian pecha of public accuser par excellence and return to act in defense of the basic principles of the Democratic State of Law, without abandoning its function of seeking the application of jus puniendi. The deductive method, the monographic procedure, the techniques of bibliographic research in specialized doctrine, and documentary, legislation and jurisprudence were used in the research.
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