If voluntarism is bad for democracy, as the title of this article states, the same is true for the loss of connection between ends and their corresponding means.
Raquel Scalcon
The concept of miscarriage of justice in Brazilian Law
This article is an adapted version of an opinion piece that discusses the concept of judicial error and wrongful conviction in Brazilian criminal law, as well as the criteria for its compensation. It also addresses a procedural issue concerning the possibility of the Superior Court of Justice reviewing the topic.
Statements by the director of the Federal Police regarding ongoing investigations have become commonplace under Lula
Raquel Scalcon was interviewed by Folha de S. Paulo about the statements made by the director of the Federal Police regarding ongoing investigations.
The challenges of identifying criminal content on social media
In an essay for Jota, Raquel Scalcon shares her thoughts on the relationship between constitutional freedoms, criminal law, and the regulation of social media.
Released decisions reignite disagreements about taking profiles offline
Raquel Scalcon was interviewed by Folha de S. Paulo about the legal parameters for a judge to block profiles on social media.
The politicization of the Brazão and Musk cases overshadows the legal discussion about the STF
Raquel Scalcon was interviewed by Folha de S. Paulo about the legal discussion surrounding the STF’s interpretations of the crime of obstruction of justice.
Participações por veículos
O Estado de S. Paulo
Folha de S. Paulo
Valor Econômico
CNN Brasil
GloboNews
CBN
Artigos em Jornal
Supreme Court’s fake news investigation turns 5 years old amidst controversies
Professor of Criminal Law Raquel Lima Scalcon was interviewed by the Folha de S. Paulo newspaper about the fake news inquiry at the Supreme Federal Court (STF), which has now been ongoing for 5 years.
The Supreme Court’s history and Bolsonaro’s insults keep Moraes in charge of investigations
Lawyer and professor Raquel Scalcon gave an interview to Folha de S. Paulo about the former President’s insults against Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes.
Overlapping crimes led to excessive punishment
The article argues that the overlapping crimes led to excessive punishment in the cases of the defendants in the January 8 attacks.
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