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Introduction

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Historical background

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Colonial period (1500–1822)

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Principles

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Current outlook

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Structure

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Ministry of Justice

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Judiciary

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National Justice Council

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Superior courts

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Supreme Federal Court
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Superior Court of Justice
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Superior Labor Court
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Superior Electoral Court
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Superior Military Court
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Federal Regional Courts

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State courts

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Trial courts
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Courts of justice
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Regional electoral courts

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Regional military courts

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Public prosecution

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Public defenders

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Police forces

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Federal Police

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Military Police

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National Police

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Civil Police

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Correctional system

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Prisons and detention centers

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Types

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Conditions

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Juvenile offender facilities

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Rehabilitation programs

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Legislation

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Penal Code

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Code of criminal procedure

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Code reform

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Special criminal laws

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Drug laws

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Organized crime laws

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Cybercrime laws

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Criminal procedure

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Arrest and detention

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Pre-trial proceedings

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Bail and pretrial release

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Preliminary investigations

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Trial process

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Adversarial system

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Roles of primary actors

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Judges
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Prosecutors
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Defense attorneys
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Others
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Evidence presentation and examination

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Sentencing

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Appeals and higher courts

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Challenges and issues

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Amazon

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Impunity

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Overcrowding in prisons

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Corruption and police misconduct

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Slow judicial process

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Inequality and access to justice

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Human rights concerns

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Recent reforms and initiatives

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Criminal justice reforms

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Anti-corruption measures

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Strengthening human rights protections

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International cooperation and extradition

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Bilateral and multilateral agreements

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Extradition process

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Notable cases and landmark decisions

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High-profile criminal cases

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Operation Car Wash

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Journalists disappear in Amazon

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Homicide at the Senate

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Attack on Congress

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Assassination of Marielle Franco

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Landmark Supreme Court rulings

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Reproductive rights

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Minority rights

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Free speech

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Others

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Future outlook and potential reforms

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See also

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References

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Works cited

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Further reading

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