FIGUEIREDO, M.; http://lattes.cnpq.br/7904377359424594; FIGUEIREDO, Maraisa de.
Resumo:
With the advent of the Law 11690/08, and the new wording of art. 156 of the CPP,
which generated changes in the criminal proceedings regarding the initiative of the
trial evidence, there was a question whether the impartiality of the court preserved
when in office, is authorized to determine the production of evidence? If this
prediction is valid in the current legal system procedure, adopted by the Federal
Constitution of 1988 and if this would be against the constitutional principles of
criminal procedure informants? On that issue this paper is to present the differences
between procedural systems inquisitive and accusatory, demonstrating through the
constitutional principles of criminal procedure that the procedural system adopted by
the 1988 CF is the acusatorio.e the CPP, still in force, on some of its provisions
inquisitohedade itself is marked by the time it was prepared for the end, show that
art. 156, the CPP, with the wording given by Law 11690/08 is unconstitutional, given
the procedural principles of the accusatory system, especially as regards the
provision of evidence initiative over the national judge, even before the criminal
action instituted. Defining the systems and procedural accusatorial inquisitive,
characterizing them and presenting his feature differentiator, it was possible to
ascertain which system procedure adopted by Brazil, especially after the advent of
the Federal Constitution of 1988. Whereas it is the system of criminal procedure
system accusatory mother, argued its principles are the principles Regents
(characters) from the inquisitive, yet this, in certain aspects in the Code of Criminal
Procedure, demonstrating the need for adequacy of the Code of Criminal Procedure
to the model accusatory proceedings. Using the research literature on the subject
addressed, it was from the analysis of those principles, demonstrate, the deductive
method, the unconstitutionality of art. 156, I, which provides evidence of the initiative
at the stage of the trial police investigation, in violation of the constitutionally provided
for criminal procedural principles, especially the impartiality of the national judge, and
attempt to look over the application of art. 156, II, when to defend the interests of the
individual, as result of providing the principles of presumption of innocence and "for
king, under penalty of incurring the same vice of unconstitutionality of section I.