Prisão preventiva no processo penal e no direito policial diante do artigo 5 da CEDH

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22197/rbdpp.v7i3.609

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prisão preventiva, processo penal, direito à liberdade, prevenção, Convenção Europeia de Direitos Humanos.

Resumo

A prisão preventiva é um instrumento controverso de prevenção à criminalidade, regulada normalmente no direito policial e em alguns sistemas processuais penais. Em conformidade com o artigo 5 da CEDH, tal tema foi objeto de diversas decisões de debates no TEDH. Desde o caso Ciulla em 1989, o Tribunal adotou a posição de que o § 1 (b) do artigo 5 é aplicável na segregação preventiva da liberdade, requerendo que a prisão seja decretada em atenção aos requisitos determinados na legislação, se eles forem suficientemente específicos. Por outro lado, na visão do TEDH, o § 1 (b) do artigo 5 é inaplicável a ramos distintos do direito processual penal. Contudo, no julgamento de 22 de outubro de 2018, no caso S., V. e A. v. Dinamarca, o Tribunal Pleno adotou posição oposta, o que impõe a análise dos limites de aplicação da prisão preventiva.

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  • Arkadiusz Lach, Nicolaus Copernicus University
    Head of Department of Criminal Procedure

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31.10.2021

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DOSSIÊ: Liberdade pessoal do imputado e medidas cautelares restritivas à liberdade individual no processo penal

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Lach, A. (2021). Prisão preventiva no processo penal e no direito policial diante do artigo 5 da CEDH. Revista Brasileira De Direito Processual Penal, 7(3), 1597. https://doi.org/10.22197/rbdpp.v7i3.609