Falhas na sistemática utilizada nos juizados especiais criminais

Abstract

This paper in question depicts the criminal procedural system established by Law 9.099/95, the federal law that created the Special Court State. The law defined the area for JECRIM, Special Criminal Court that attributed it competence to prosecute crimes of minor offensive potential, as defined by law as crimes with a maximum sentence of up to two years. Besides defining their scope of activity also developed a different procedural system adopted for ordinary crimes, printing a non-prison bias, with a successive non-sentence measures and striving for employment penalties restricting rights. However the successive blessings granted to the accused in certain cases, to convey an impression of offenders ineffective judiciary, let alone of impunity. Thus, this paper analyzes the real need of granting benefits and practices successive failures of this procedural system, it is unsatisfactory or ineffective in trying to reeducate offenders.