O instituto da colaboração premiada na lei de organizações criminosas

Abstract

This scientific article aims to examine the Institute for Awarded Collaboration, which is regimented by Law 12,850 of 2013 as an instrument to combat organized crime, analyzing in detail the application hypotheses, seeking to mitigate the uncertainties surrounding this special means of criminal investigation regarding its procedure, efficiency, and ethics. Considering the fact that it is an increasingly broadcast instrument in forensic practice, and unlikely to be reversed, the present work aims to favor the indispensable understanding of the institute. Having as inaugural stone bibliographic research, jurisprudence, reading scientific articles via the Internet, as well as the study of specific legislation, it was possible to expose the points of greatest controversy in the doctrine in order to enable a constructive reflection on the usefulness of award-winning collaboration in dismantling criminal organizations which acquires even greater significance as opposed to the ineffectiveness of traditional means of obtaining evidence in this area of improved criminality.