CORRUPTION BETWEEN PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS IN BRAZIL

Abstract

Criminal law involves the removal of fundamental rights and is the most onerous and last means of exercising social control. In this way, this research seeks to analyze whether there is a need to typify corruption in the private sphere, as provided for in the Draft New Brazilian Penal Code, treating it, for the time being, as an atypical fact in Brazilian criminal legislation. Thus, the scope of the research is delimited, conceptualizing private corruption, and taking the Theory of Objective Imputation as a backdrop, as well as analyzing the criminalization of conduct from the perspective of basic criminal principles, such as legality.