Publications
The problem of multiple offenses in the indictment against Bolsonaro (and others)
Raquel Scalcon’s article addresses the complex issue of multiple offenses in the context of the charges against Bolsonaro and others.
Between the absolute presumption of knowledge of the Law and the particularities of Economic Criminal Law
Discussions surrounding the error of prohibition, since its inclusion in the Penal Code in 1984.
Objective imputation and the “Ride Pillion Case”
The article examines the relevance of the theory of objective imputation in resolving concrete cases.
Scope and limits of the crimes of passive and active corruption
In corruption crimes, the status of being a public official serves as the “gateway” to the criminal protection of the Public Administration, shielding it from both internal and external attacks.
A teleological-restrictive interpretation of bidding crimes in light of the injustice of unfair public management
The Covid-19 pandemic has drawn attention to practical situations, such as the administration of public assets to manage crises in the health sector.
Essays by Topics
More publications
Classification as a government official for the purpose of criminal prosecution in the Brazilian and in the German Law
A narrow interpretation of what constitutes government employment at state-owned companies (Article 327, main section, Criminal Doce – CC). Government official. Article by Raquel Scalcon.
Rationality of the Legislative Process as a Material Element in Constitutional Control
This essay will analyze the possible relations between the rationality of the legislative process and the constitutionality of a new law.
Constitutional Control of Criminal Laws
From legislative forecasts on the potential and concrete effects of criminal law to the duties of monitoring and improving criminal law. Constitutional Law.
Legislative impact assessment
European practice and its lessons for Brazil. Raquel Scalcon investigates the use of ex ante and ex post evaluation mechanisms in the legislative process.
Constitution and Criminal Law
Fábio Roberto D’Ávila and Raquel Lima Scalcon discuss the intersections between Constitutional Law and Criminal Law, based on the decisive contribution of Ingo Sarlet.