Retroactivity of the law that altered the nature of criminal action in stellionate
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The Anticrime Law (Law 13.964, of 2019) changed the nature of the criminal action in the crime of fraud. The fraud has ceased to be a crime of unconditional public criminal action to be a crime of public criminal action conditioned to the representation of the victim, except when this is the Public Administration, direct or indirect, child or adolescent, person with mental disability or over 70 (seventy ) years of age or incapacitated. It is debated whether that north should retroact to benefit the defendant. In this article, after a comprehensive analysis of the thematic criminal procedural law in time, from its birth to the end of its validity, we conclude that the Anticrime Law, in the part that changed the legal nature of the criminal action in the fraud, is a hybrid norm, and must be retroacted, even to be applied to the processes currently underway, applying, by analogy, art. 91 of Law No. 9,099 / 95.
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