A (im)possibilidade de aplicação do princípio da insignificância pelo delegado de polícia em face de condutas materialmente atípicas

Abstract

This monograph proposes to analyze the application of the principle of insignificance by the police chief in his routine activities. The highlight of this work resides in the externalization to the legal nature of the attributions impregnated by the police authority and, consequently, in the viability of applying the trifle postulate in its mister, when verified the absejation of effectiveness injury to the legal good protected by the State. From the present work, to analyze, for that, the scientific data that denote the overload of criminal processes of insignificant nature in the Brazilian Judiciary Power and that, in turn, involve the theme of the principle of insignificance. From this, it was sought to overcome the benefits and profits that are obtained through the application of the trifle postulate by the hands of the police authority, giving prestige to the unobstructed Judiciary, the reasonable duration of the process, the speed and economy not the current system of justice It is argued, therefore, in this work, that the chief of police, by boasting the quality of the first guarantor of law and justice, can and should apply the principle of insignificance in the pre-procedural phase if it is understood to be feasible.