Racismo contra judeus: o posicionamento do ordenamento brasileiro

Abstract

The present work presents research on the management of devices, social and legal analogies and jurisprudential decisions for the prosperity and policing of the crime of racism against Jews in the Brazilian legal system, which has the law as its primary source of law. The general objective of the respective research is aimed at analyzing the jurisprudential decisions of the courts in conjunction with the doctrines regarding Law 7,716/1989. To meet the objective of the study, an exploratory and descriptive methodology was used, of the bibliographic type, as it takes into account a collection of data on the effectiveness of decisions in cases that are already provided for by law. With this, an analysis of the facts, occurrences and laws above will be made for a better comparison with the present day. Next, cases already judged, understandings and interpretations in relation to the Caó Law and the laws that support it will be examined, as well as doctrines that aim to standardize influence to achieve and maintain stable, integral and coherent law, as proposed by the Code of Brazilian Criminal Procedure and the Constitution, without the intention of achieving legal certainty. The response to the problem included an analysis of laws and legal decisions, the need for legislative improvement and improvement proposals. It is concluded that the memory of the Holocaust and studies on racial segregation policies are essential to understanding contemporary challenges in combating racism. The firm action of the Brazilian legal system is vital to guarantee the protection of human rights and justice for all victims of racial discrimination.