Negotiated Criminal Justice as an instrument of (what) Criminal Policy?

Abstract

https://doi.org/10.1590/2179-8966/2025/88960

Being the negotiated Criminal Justice a reality in a relevant part of the Justice administration national systems and with the public legal actors calling for the enhancement of its institutes, urges to perceive if the decision making negotiated institutes regarding conflicts with criminal virtue and, foremost, the negotiation (itself) of (the administration of) the Criminal Justice fulfils Criminal Policy goals and, answered affirmatively, if those goals are conformed to the Criminal Procedure Law role as a fundamental rights safeguard system concerning those prosecuted by the State, not diminished to mere statistic productivity and social modulation criteria.