ALVES, J. R. C.; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5985193359218664; ALVES, José Roberto Cavalcante.
Resumo:
This monograph deals with the possibility of anticipation of anencephalic parturion
supported by our constitutional right, as well as in relation to criminal law that
demonstrated the atypical nature of the conduct. Theme very polemic and that
produces heated debates. The objective of this work is the making of an analysis of
legal and constitutional arguments that would justify the authorization of the
interruption of pregnancy fetal anencephaly holder which are: the right to life, the
principle of human dignity, the right to health and sealing of torture, without such
conduct is imputed to pregnant women as a crime of abortion. Tried to demonstrate,
from the beginning, that anencephaly is a lethal fetal pathology, in other words, the
fetus that has congenital malformations has no possibility of extrauterine life, likewise
it was demonstrated the physical and mental risks that the pregnant woman shall be
submitted in the case she should be required to maintain the pregnancy until the end.
A brief study around the criminal typicality was conducted bringing to the fore its main
peculiarities, as well as an overview of the crimes of abortion listed by the Brazilian
penal code. To enter the subject of the atypicality of the conduct was analyzed, the
text of the Law n. 9.434/97, which provides for the removal of organs, tissues and
body parts for transplantation and treatment, and its application in cases of people
with anencephaly. After presenting this scenery the atypical nature of the conduct of
interrupting a pregnancy when there is the clinical diagnosis of anencephaly of the
fetus was discussed, resulting in the conclusion that the crime of abortion in relation
to typicality assumes the existence of current pregnancy, fetal death and that death is
due to abortive maneuvers, so as anencephalic fetus has no life or even potential,
can not occur crime of abortion, since it lacks an essential element of the type.