DANTAS, E. N.; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3860396483508771; DANTAS, Elisangela Nascimento.
Résumé:
This work brings the theme An analysis on the applicability of Bickering principle in the
Brazilian criminal law: historical and legal aspects that guide this principle. Thus, the overall
objective is to analyze the real meaning and scope of the principle of insignificance in the
Brazilian criminal law. Have the specific objectives propose understand the historical and
legal aspects of the principle of insignificance; reflect on the principle of insignificance and
its close relationship with several principles enshrined in the criminal sphere and to reflect on
the necessary requirements so that you can appeal to the principle of insignificance and in that
case fits your application. To achieve the proposed objectives, the adopted methodology
consists of a literature review, from reading and book report texts in books, magazines,
periodicals, articles and electronic media, on websites that offer studies of this issue. The
principle of insignificance has the main effect of the atypical behavior, materially atypical
facts - departs therefore material typicality - should offend, sufficiently, well, about to lead to
state action; if the injury caused to the legally protected interest is negligible, the criminal law
should not engage in such action because it is not typical. Given the above, even in summary
form, it is concluded that, given a tiny injury to a legally protected interest supervised by the
Criminal Law, one should certainly apply the principle of insignificance.