HC 997586 - DECISAO
Order was denied because the appellate court reasonably found contemporaneous and concrete grounds for preventive detention: sufficient indicia of authorship and materiality, gravity of the alleged crime, and concrete risk of reoffending, satisfying arts. 312 and 313, I, of the CPP, with measures under art. 319 CPP deemed insufficient to protect public order.
- Parties
- Paciente: DOUGLAS DE AQUINO SILVA; Parte/manifestante: Ministério Público Federal
- Court
- Superior Tribunal de Justiça
- Jurisdiction
- Brazil
- Judgment Date
- 19 May 2025
- Procedural Posture
- Habeas Corpus / Decisão Denegatória
- Outcome
- ordem denegada
- Legal Topics
- Habeas Corpus, Prisão Preventiva, Liberdade Provisória, Medidas Cautelares (art. 319 Cpp), Constrangimento Ilegal, Contemporaneidade Dos Fatos, Risco De Reiteração Delitiva, Gravidade Concreta
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Parties
DOUGLAS DE AQUINO SILVA
Paciente
Ministério Público Federal
Parte/manifestante
Procedural Posture
Habeas Corpus / Decisão Denegatória
Legal Issues
- 1 existência de constrangimento ilegal pela decretação da prisão preventiva
- 2 contemporaneidade dos fatos como fundamento da prisão preventiva
- 3 insuficiência de medidas cautelares diversas da prisão para tutela da ordem pública
Ratio Decidendi
Order was denied because the appellate court reasonably found contemporaneous and concrete grounds for preventive detention: sufficient indicia of authorship and materiality, gravity of the alleged crime, and concrete risk of reoffending, satisfying arts. 312 and 313, I, of the CPP, with measures under art. 319 CPP deemed insufficient to protect public order.
Court Disposition
ordem denegada
Orders
- Denega-se o habeas corpus.
- Publique-se.
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