PENITENTIARY LAW GENERAL RULES AND CONCURRENT LEGISLATION
THE CASE OF CHARGING FOR ELECTRONIC MONITORING AT BRAZILIAN STATE LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITY
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17564/2316-381X.2024v9n3p376-390Abstract
Legislative powers and general rules constitute two of the most complex issues in Brazilian legislative activity and constitutional law. State bills aimed at imposing charges for electronic criminal monitoring are justified based on concurrent legislative competence in penitentiary law and the (in)existence of a general rule regulating the matter. This article aims to analyze the charge for electronic criminal monitoring in relation to the legal arguments presented in state legislative proposals, legislative opinions and government vetoes. The research is carried out based on bibliographical study, mapping of legislative projects, analysis and discussion of their results. It is expected to contribute to the discussion about general norms in Brazilian law, especially in the field of penitentiary law, which deals with criminal executions.