Em busca do reenvio perdido: Uma análise crítica da solução prevista para a impugnação da sentença condenatória no Código de Processo Penal Federal da República Argentina

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22197/rbdpp.v10i3.1082

Palavras-chave:

Devido processo, Inocentrismo, Justiça procedimental, Presunção de Inocência, Reenvio

Resumo

O artigo desenvolve um argumento normativo contra a regra de proibição do reenvio na instância de impugnação de sentença no Código de Processo Penal Federal da República Argentina. Segundo o artigo, essa regra tem como consequência que apenas aqueles recorrentes inocentes do ponto de vista fático poderão acessar uma revisão de sua condenação. O raciocínio desenvolvido no artigo identifica essa regra com o fenômeno do Inocentrismo e a defesa da inocência real como valor primordial do processo penal. Para esses fins, o artigo analisa tanto a literatura representativa do Movimento da Inocência e suas propostas de reforma, quanto as críticas que lhes são dirigidas. Com esse marco teórico, o artigo expõe que uma série de valores identificados com o conceito de inocência jurídica e o devido processo não recebem a devida atenção na instância de impugnação de sentença no Código de Processo Penal Federal da República Argentina. Por fim, o artigo postula que a previsão do reenvio ampliaria as possibilidades de uma solução adequada para os distintos casos de injustiça no processo penal.

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Biografia do Autor

  • Ernesto Matías Díaz, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina

    Abogado (Universidad Nacional de Córdoba), especialista en Derecho Penal (Universidad de Buenos Aires) y doctor en Derecho (Universidad de Buenos Aires). Docente de grado y de posgrado en la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidad de Buenos Aires.

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Publicado

20.11.2024

Edição

Seção

Persecução penal: investigação, juízo oral e etapa recursal

Como Citar

Díaz, E. M. (2024). Em busca do reenvio perdido: Uma análise crítica da solução prevista para a impugnação da sentença condenatória no Código de Processo Penal Federal da República Argentina. Revista Brasileira De Direito Processual Penal, 10(3). https://doi.org/10.22197/rbdpp.v10i3.1082