Estudo de argumentos acerca da (IN) aplicabilidade da pena de morte

Abstract

This article deals with a study of the arguments about the (in)applicability of the death penalty. It provides for analyzing the death penalty in its historical context, as well as a brief history of the law of Talion, the concept of a person who deals with existentialism, the legal basis in the federal constitution, human rights and the death penalty, arguments for and against the application of the penalty. For this, the research is developed in a prevalent bibliographic scope. The method is inductive, seeking to project knowledge of the doctrines that guide them. The main objective is a study of the arguments about the (in)applicability of the death penalty, and because many people in Brazil defend the 1988 Federal Constitution constitutionally vetoes the death penalty, but it and its application violates the legal good, whatever for life.