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This is a copy of Draft:Brazilian criminal justice rev. 1219330472‎ of 03:03, 17 April 2024, stripped of everything but section headers and the {{ expand section}} templates, which contain properly formulated "find sources" queries targeting Portuguese sources which will likely yield reliable sources to expand the section in question. Created via PCRE regex: m/^=+.*|{{expand section.*$/g .

Introduction

Historical background

Colonial period (1500–1822)

Principles

Current outlook

Structure

Ministry of Justice

Judiciary

National Justice Council

Superior courts

Supreme Federal Court
Superior Court of Justice
Superior Labor Court
Superior Electoral Court
Superior Military Court

Federal Regional Courts

State courts

Trial courts
Courts of justice

Regional electoral courts

Regional military courts

Public prosecution

Public defenders

Further information (in Portuguese): Defensoria Pública do Brasil [ pt

Police forces

Federal Police

Military Police

National Police

Civil Police

Correctional system

Prisons and detention centers

Types

Conditions

Juvenile offender facilities

Rehabilitation programs

Legislation

Penal Code

Code of criminal procedure

Code reform

Special criminal laws

Drug laws

Organized crime laws

Cybercrime laws

Criminal procedure

Arrest and detention

Pre-trial proceedings

Bail and pretrial release

Preliminary investigations

Trial process

Adversarial system

Roles of primary actors

Judges
Prosecutors
Defense attorneys
Others

Evidence presentation and examination

Sentencing

Appeals and higher courts

Challenges and issues

Amazon

Impunity

Overcrowding in prisons

Corruption and police misconduct

Slow judicial process

Inequality and access to justice

Human rights concerns

Recent reforms and initiatives

Criminal justice reforms

Anti-corruption measures

Strengthening human rights protections

International cooperation and extradition

Bilateral and multilateral agreements

Extradition process

Notable cases and landmark decisions

High-profile criminal cases

Operation Car Wash

Journalists disappear in Amazon

Homicide at the Senate

Attack on Congress

Assassination of Marielle Franco

Landmark Supreme Court rulings

Reproductive rights

Minority rights

Free speech

Others

Future outlook and potential reforms

See also

References

Works cited

Further reading

Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/?title=Draft_talk:Brazilian_criminal_justice/Expand_sections&oldid=1220531730"
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This is a copy of Draft:Brazilian criminal justice rev. 1219330472‎ of 03:03, 17 April 2024, stripped of everything but section headers and the {{ expand section}} templates, which contain properly formulated "find sources" queries targeting Portuguese sources which will likely yield reliable sources to expand the section in question. Created via PCRE regex: m/^=+.*|{{expand section.*$/g .

Introduction

Historical background

Colonial period (1500–1822)

Principles

Current outlook

Structure

Ministry of Justice

Judiciary

National Justice Council

Superior courts

Supreme Federal Court
Superior Court of Justice
Superior Labor Court
Superior Electoral Court
Superior Military Court

Federal Regional Courts

State courts

Trial courts
Courts of justice

Regional electoral courts

Regional military courts

Public prosecution

Public defenders

Further information (in Portuguese): Defensoria Pública do Brasil [ pt

Police forces

Federal Police

Military Police

National Police

Civil Police

Correctional system

Prisons and detention centers

Types

Conditions

Juvenile offender facilities

Rehabilitation programs

Legislation

Penal Code

Code of criminal procedure

Code reform

Special criminal laws

Drug laws

Organized crime laws

Cybercrime laws

Criminal procedure

Arrest and detention

Pre-trial proceedings

Bail and pretrial release

Preliminary investigations

Trial process

Adversarial system

Roles of primary actors

Judges
Prosecutors
Defense attorneys
Others

Evidence presentation and examination

Sentencing

Appeals and higher courts

Challenges and issues

Amazon

Impunity

Overcrowding in prisons

Corruption and police misconduct

Slow judicial process

Inequality and access to justice

Human rights concerns

Recent reforms and initiatives

Criminal justice reforms

Anti-corruption measures

Strengthening human rights protections

International cooperation and extradition

Bilateral and multilateral agreements

Extradition process

Notable cases and landmark decisions

High-profile criminal cases

Operation Car Wash

Journalists disappear in Amazon

Homicide at the Senate

Attack on Congress

Assassination of Marielle Franco

Landmark Supreme Court rulings

Reproductive rights

Minority rights

Free speech

Others

Future outlook and potential reforms

See also

References

Works cited

Further reading

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