Revista Jurídica do Nordeste Mineiro

NORMATIVE REGULATIONS IN THE DIGITAL WORLD

Giuseppe Gazzinelli Barros — Mon, 31 Mar 2025 00:00:00 -0300

This article addresses the new regulations introduced by TSE Resolution 23.732/2024, which establish specific guidelines for the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in electoral campaigns in Brazil. Based on the Theory of the Dogmatic Function of Law, as articulated by Rohrmann (2007), the study analyzes the application and adaptation of traditional legal dogmas to the digital context. The focus is on articles 9C, 9D, and 9E of the resolution, which aim to ensure transparency, information accuracy, and electoral process integrity, imposing clear responsibilities on both candidates and internet providers. The article also discusses the challenges and benefits of implementing these regulations, as well as their impact on electoral campaigns. The analysis concludes that, despite the challenges, the new regulations promote a fairer and more balanced electoral environment, encouraging ethical and responsible communication.

A CURATELA

Mon, 31 Mar 2025 00:00:00 -0300

This study analyzes guardianship (curatela) as an important protection tool for people with disabilities, focusing on the changes brought by the Brazilian Inclusion Law (Law No. 13.146/2015). The research differentiates guardianship from tutelage, addressing the significance of curatela for the protection of adults with disabilities in patrimonial and business matters while preserving their existential rights. The research was conducted through a literature review, with data collection via Google Scholar, following strict inclusion and exclusion criteria. The results show that, although legislation has progressed, challenges remain in the practical application of guardianship proportionally and efficiently. The study concludes that when properly applied, guardianship can ensure the dignity and autonomy of people with disabilities.

THE TRIANGLE OF JUSTICE: Connections and Contrasts between Penal, Restorative, and Divine Justice

Aida Jose Mutemba; Jose Henriques Mutemba — Mon, 31 Mar 2025 00:00:00 -0300

Abstract

This article analyzes the intersections and divergences between penal, restorative, and divine justice models, emphasizing their concepts, principles, advantages, and limitations. It adopts a comparative approach, considering theories of criminal law, the foundations of restorative justice, and biblical perspectives on justice. The aim is to identify integration possibilities among these models and explore how divine justice, rooted in faith and belief, can enrich contemporary debates on the subject. The study uses bibliographic review and documentary analysis as its methodological basis to examine convergences and divergences. Results suggest that, despite differing objectives and foundations, the three models share essential principles that can contribute to a more comprehensive and balanced view of justice.

ANÁLISE DA REALIDADE DO SISTEMA PRISIONAL BRASILEIRO SOB A PERSPECTIVA SOCIAL DOS DETENTOS

Mon, 31 Mar 2025 00:00:00 -0300

Abstract

The present article provides an analysis of the Brazilian prison system and the social perspective of inmates through data and research on the topic. The starting point of the study is the high incarceration rate in Brazil, which is both a security and even a public health issue. In light of this scenario, this article examines the problem from a social perspective. It aims to understand the causes of rising crime rates and their connection to social inequality, as well as the failure in the process of resocialization and the increase in recidivism. The methodology used in the development of the article was explanatory, analyzing the issue at hand in order to identify causes and offer critiques.