Publications
The crime contest against Bolsonaro – Part 2
The article is a continuation on the subject of the crime contest in the context of the complaint against former President Jair Bolsonaro. In this second text, Raquel examines possible relations between the crime of qualified damage and the deterioration of fallen heritage.
The problem of the crime contest in the complaint against Bolsonaro (and others)
The article by Raquel Scalcon addresses the complex theme of the crime contest in the context of the complaint against Bolsonaro and others.
Between the absolute presumption of knowledge of the Law and the particularities of Economic Criminal Law.
The discussions on the prohibition error, since its inclusion in the Penal Code in 1984.
Objective imputation and the "Cause of the Garupa"
The article examines the relevance of objective imputation theory in solving concrete cases.
Scope and limit of passive and active corruption crimes
The condition of civil servant in corruption crimes is the "gate of entry" for the criminal protection of the Public Administration, protecting it from internal and external aggressions.
Theme Articles
More publications
Concrete problems of economic and corporate criminal law
Dissertations approved until 2022 in the line of concentration of Economic Criminal Law and the Company of the Professional Master's degree of Fundação Getulio Vargas, São Paulo.
Instant Crimes and Permanent Crimes
Published in Cadernos do Programa de Pós-Graduação em Direito/UFRGS, v. 17. Draft proposal for distinction and limitation from the value of conduct. Crimes.
Crimes Against Public Faith
Article by Raquel Scalcon published in the book Penal Code Comment – 2nd Edition, coordinated by Luciano Anderson Souza, professor at USP Law School.
The crime of "unlawful direct hiring" (337-E, CP) and the decisions of Account Courts
and the decisions of the Courts of Auditors. Article by Raquel Scalcon and Felipe Campana for Revista do Advogado, n. 153. Crime. Illegal Direct Hire.
The condition of civil servant in criminal law
Concept, distinctions and cases. Discussions that demonstrate the absence of obviousness in the interpretation of article 327 of the Criminal Code. Criminal law.
