6 resultados para Penalty clauses
em CiencIPCA - Instituto Politécnico do Cávado e do Ave, Portugal
Resumo:
O decretar da prisão preventiva, mal fundamentada, leva a dizermos que estamos perante uma violação constitucional dos princípios da proporcionalidade, adequação, necessidade e da intervenção mínima em Direito penal. São violados os art.s 18º e 28º da Constituição, os art.s 193º e art.s 202º e ss. do Código de Processo Penal. É violado o art. 40º do Código Penal, quanto às finalidades do próprio Direito Penal, como a ressocialização ou restauração num ordenamento jurídico como o português, onde a pena máxima é apenas de 25 anos mais os descontos do Código de Execução de Penas! § Abstract: The decree of preventive detention, ill-founded, leads to say that this is a constitutional violation of the principles of proportionality, appropriateness, necessity and minimum intervention in criminal law. The art.s 18 and 28 of the Constitution are violated, the art.s 193 and art.s 202 ff. the Criminal Procedure Code. It violated art. 40 of the Penal Code, for the purposes of own criminal law, such as rehabilitation or restoration in a legal system like the Portuguese, where the maximum penalty is only 25 years plus discounts of Implementing Sentencing Code!
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Diz o art. 224º do Código Penal português (CP): “1 - Quem, tendo-lhe sido confiado, por lei ou por acto jurídico, o encargo de dispor de interesses patrimoniais alheios ou de os administrar ou fiscalizar, causar a esses interesses, intencionalmente e com grave violação dos deveres que lhe incumbem, prejuízo patrimonial importante é punido com pena de prisão até 3 anos ou com pena de multa. § 2 - A tentativa é punível. § 3 - O procedimento criminal depende de queixa. § 4 – É correspondentemente aplicável o disposto nos n.os 2 e 3 do artigo 206.º e na alínea a) do n.º 1 do artigo 207º. Redacção da Lei nº 19/2013, de 21/2 – vigente a partir de 23/3/13. Referem, por um lado, os n.os 2 e 3 do artigo 206º: “Restituição ou reparação: (…) 2 - Quando a coisa furtada ou ilegitimamente apropriada for restituída, ou tiver lugar a reparação integral do prejuízo causado, sem dano ilegítimo de terceiro, até ao início da audiência de julgamento em 1ª instância, a pena é especialmente atenuada. § 3 - Se a restituição ou a reparação forem parciais, a pena pode ser especialmente atenuada”. § Says the art. 224 of the Portuguese Penal Code (PC): "1 - Who, having been entrusted by law or legal act, the disposal charge of other people's property interests or to manage or supervise, cause to those interests, intentionally and with serious breach of his duties, important material damage is punished with imprisonment up to three years or a fine. § 2 - The attempt is punishable. § 3 - The criminal proceedings on a complaint. § 4 - It is accordingly applicable the provisions of paragraphs 2 and 3 of Article 206 and paragraph a) of paragraph 1 of Article 207. Wording of Law No. 19/2013, of 21/2 - effective from 03.23.13. Refer on the one hand, paragraphs 2 and 3 of Article 206: "Restitution or repair: (...) 2 - When the stolen or illegally appropriate thing is restored, or have rise to full compensation for financial loss, no illegitimate damage Third, until the beginning of the trial, in 1st instance, the penalty is mitigated. § 3 - If the refund or repair are partial, the penalty can be mitigated. "
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Diz a Lei 53/03, com última versão da Lei 60/15: “1 ‐ Quem praticar os factos previstos no n.º 1 do artigo 2.º, com a intenção nele referida, é punido com pena de prisão de 2 a 10 anos, ou com a pena correspondente ao crime praticado, agravada de um terço nos seus limites mínimo e máximo, se for igual ou superior àquela, não podendo a pena aplicada exceder o limite referido no n.º 2 do artigo 41.º do Código Penal”. § Says the Law 53/03, with the latest version of Law 60/15: "1 - Whoever commits the acts referred to in paragraph 1 of article 2, with the intention that it shall be punished with imprisonment from 2 to 10 years, or the penalty corresponding to the crime committed, increased by one third in its minimum and maximum limits, if it is equal or superior to, the penalty may not exceed the limit referred to in paragraph 2 of Article 41 of Penal code ".
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While fluoroscopy is still the most widely used imaging modality to guide cardiac interventions, the fusion of pre-operative Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) with real-time intra-operative ultrasound (US) is rapidly gaining clinical acceptance as a viable, radiation-free alternative. In order to improve the detection of the left ventricular (LV) surface in 4D ultrasound, we propose to take advantage of the pre-operative MRI scans to extract a realistic geometrical model representing the patients cardiac anatomy. This could serve as prior information in the interventional setting, allowing to increase the accuracy of the anatomy extraction step in US data. We have made use of a real-time 3D segmentation framework used in the recent past to solve the LV segmentation problem in MR and US data independently and we take advantage of this common link to introduce the prior information as a soft penalty term in the ultrasound segmentation algorithm. We tested the proposed algorithm in a clinical dataset of 38 patients undergoing both MR and US scans. The introduction of the personalized shape prior improves the accuracy and robustness of the LV segmentation, as supported by the error reduction when compared to core lab manual segmentation of the same US sequences.
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1 – Resumo: a questão da pena de morte é tratada de modo muito diverso no mundo. Existem nomeadamente grandes diferenças no que concerne ao Oriente e Ocidente mundiais. Esta pesquisa compara um típico país da União Europeia, Portugal, bem como outros países da lusofonia, Brasil, Angola, Moçambique, Guiné-Bissau, Cabo Verde, S. Tomé e Princípe e Timor Leste com três exemplos asiáticos: a China, o Japão e a Coréia do Sul. Vê-se que não só as leis são bastante diferentes, mas que o que talvez mais difira a nível mundial seja a sua aplicação prática. § 1.1 Abstract: the issue of death penalty is treated very differently in the world. In particular, there are large differences between the Eastern and the Western hemispheres. This study compares a typical country of the European Union, Portugal, as well as other Lusophone countries, i.e. Brazil, Angola, Mozambique, Guinea-Bissau, Cape Verde, Sao Tome and Principe and East Timor, with three Asian examples: China, Japan and South Korea. It is shown that not only the laws are quite different, but that what possibly differs the most on a global level is their practical application.
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Goncalo de Melo Bandeira Counter-Terrorism, State of Emergency and Human Rights. In the global cities, the fight against terrorism is a way forward. Prevention of terrorism is another possible way. There are legal systems where the prevailing idea is combating terrorism. Fight, because is possible: life imprisonment or informal death penalty or even torture. While other jurisdictions only follow the prevention of terrorist crime: the retribution and positive general prevention and the resocialization. There may be extreme cases also in restorative justice. The recent terrorist attacks in Paris on 11.13.2015 have shown to the different types of police several problems. Some of those are: the declaration of State of emergency and the consequent restriction of human rights as the privacy of human communication or the liberty of travel by local city citizens or foreign citizens or the public entertainment shows, the problem of money laundering and the restriction of the business as usual, the vicious circle of more isolation from some urban communities, v.g. muslims, and other citizens also; and, brevitatis causa, the criminological problem of the causes and consequences of terrorism.