Post by SHIHAB on Jan 11, 2024 0:01:56 GMT -5
Editorials: ConstitutionalCriminalJudiciaryLawsPolicy In judicial practice, it is common for people to ask us how we are dealing with the application of penalties for acts of violence, depredation, damage to public and private property, deaths, fires, etc., which we have observed in Rio Grande do Norte. Quite often, whenever they approach us, they tend to use the word "terrorism" for such acts. Fátima Bezerra/Twitter Fátima Bezerra/Twitter They are, however, surprised to learn that what we can all see as terrorism, out of legal preciosity, we, law enforcers, cannot legally classify as terrorism.
This is because, according to Law 13,260/2016, which WhatsApp Number List regulates terrorism, in compliance with the provisions of article 5, item XLIII, of the Constitution, in its article 2, it was limited to calling terrorist acts only those carried out for reasons of xenophobia, discrimination or prejudice based on race, color, ethnicity and religion.
Therefore, acts that do not present these reasons in their bases cannot be legally called terrorist acts in Brazil, which ends up causing a range of harmful conduct to escape the spectrum of law enforcement, that is, practically everything What we have seen lately of acts committed barbarously by criminal factions, and which have imposed, through violence, serious social fear, simply cannot be classified as terrorism.
This is because, according to Law 13,260/2016, which WhatsApp Number List regulates terrorism, in compliance with the provisions of article 5, item XLIII, of the Constitution, in its article 2, it was limited to calling terrorist acts only those carried out for reasons of xenophobia, discrimination or prejudice based on race, color, ethnicity and religion.
Therefore, acts that do not present these reasons in their bases cannot be legally called terrorist acts in Brazil, which ends up causing a range of harmful conduct to escape the spectrum of law enforcement, that is, practically everything What we have seen lately of acts committed barbarously by criminal factions, and which have imposed, through violence, serious social fear, simply cannot be classified as terrorism.