DO ACESSO ÀS PROVAS DAS INVESTIGAÇÕES DE ACIDENTES AERONÁUTICOS VOLTADAS À PREVENÇÃO E A REPERCUSSÃO DE SEU CONTROLE NA PERSECUÇÃO PENAL
DO ACESSO ÀS PROVAS DAS INVESTIGAÇÕES DE ACIDENTES AERONÁUTICOS VOLTADAS À PREVENÇÃO E A REPERCUSSÃO DE SEU CONTROLE NA PERSECUÇÃO PENAL
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22533/at.ed.774122525031
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Palavras-chave: Acidentes aéreos; investigação; acesso às provas; (in)constitucionalidade.
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Keywords: Air accidents; investigation; access to evidence; (um)constitutionality.
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Abstract: This paper examines the means of inquest of air accidents for prevention purposes, linking spots with criminal prosecution, constitutional impasse or hindrance to the evidences and the confidentiality regarding the elements of proof in the criminal prosecution under the provisions of the 12.970/2014 Act. The investigation of aviation casualties have two aspects, one designed towards prevention and another one focused on the clarification of liability in civil and criminal matters. On one hand, the System for Research and Prevention of Air Accidents (SIPAER), seeks to define causes and factors of air incidents, towards foresight for future recurrences. On the other hand, if it is concluded by the SIPAER authority, that any human conduct occurred, either intentionally or unintentionally, capable of influencing the causes and factors of an air accident, such authority is bound to inform the federal law enforcement agency, “Polícia Federal”, so it can undertake a criminal investigation, in other words, a persecution criminis. One should keep it in mind that prevention- oriented scrutiny precedes any other, and it will be handled in a confidential manner, and the evidence produced in the prevention stage can only be used with judicial endorsement, in accordance with the 12.970/2014 Act. Lastly, this study concludes that the classified inquiry and the access to the evidences of the investigations, designed to prevention, are divergent, and the effects of the query, inquiring the constitutionality of some legal clauses from the 12.970/2014 Act.
- Leila Brant Assaf