O fenômeno do crime organizado no arcabouço jurisprudencial do Tribunal de Justiça de Rondônia

Abstract

The present work aims to outline the decision-making panorama on Criminal Organizations in the scope of the Court of Justice of Rondônia – TJRO, in order to identify what are the conducts practiced by organized crime and how the institution has responded to this phenomenon. To this end, the study of globalization is made that demonstrates how it has influenced organized crime through the interconnection between countries and intensification of global flows that have made it possible both to sophisticate its mode of operation and to expand its activities over long distances. It studies the origins of organized crime, its structure, as well as considering the twenty years of the Palermo Convention, the main instrument of international regulation of organized crime. It also addresses the models of mafia, factional and business criminal organization: United States, Italy, France and Brazil. Organized Crime in Brazil, the reference legislation and the exposure of organized crime mitigation policies. Organized crime in the Amazon, specifies the Route of Organized Crime and illegal networks in the region, describing conflicts and disputes for the dominance of the territory in view of the economy generated in the place and the situation of passage that the Amazon allows for the flow of drug production through neighboring countries and also appears as a large consumer market. It refers to the jurisprudence in the Court of Justice of Rondônia on the issues of the processes that dealt with the criminal organizations verifying the configured typology, mafia, faction or business; the axis of action: environmental crime, illegal mining, trafficking, crime against public administration, money laundering, among others; and the third indicator that refers to the response of the Court of Justice of Rondônia on the result: the conviction and imprisonment and whether there are other mitigating measures.