STJ Informativo Extra 30: Busca às 5h, preventiva, tráfico e Júri Direito Penal 2026

👉 Discover my courses and learn how to structure criminal defenses step-by-step, based on real cases and updated jurisprudence → CLICK ON THE LINK ➡️ https://wa.link/zt097m In this class (up to 20 min), I will break down the STJ Jurisprudence Bulletin – Extraordinary Edition No. 30 (Criminal Law) – 01/27/2026, highlighting the theses that most impact criminal practice: on-call duty, custody, home search, trafficking, crimes against honor, and Jury Trial. The idea here is simple: you leave with practical reading + how to use it in your pleadings/arguments, without unnecessary details. ✅ What you will learn (in practice) Article 316, sole paragraph (CPP): mandatory periodic review does not apply to precautionary measures other than imprisonment (when this helps — and when it doesn't). Home search and constitutional hours: why the Superior Court of Justice (STJ) consolidated "daytime = 5 am to 9 pm" as an objective benchmark linked to the Law on Abuse of Authority. Drug trafficking and driver's license: when the use of a vehicle in drug trafficking can lead to disqualification from driving (art. 92, III, CP). Aggravated homicide and weapon with suppressed serial number: why this does not automatically qualify as "restricted/prohibited use" to qualify homicide (strict legality). Retraction in crimes against honor: retraction as a unilateral act (art. 143, sole paragraph, CP) + "victim's word" in defamation when there is corroboration. Penal execution (drugs): impact of the aggravating circumstance of art. 40, IV, Law 11.343/06 on the progression fraction (25%). Jury trial and indictment with "hearsay": general rule vs. distinguishing in the context of organized crime and fear in the community. 📚 Case Law Review (for reference) AgRg in Petition 16.308/DF — art. 316, sole paragraph, CPP vs. alternative precautionary measures RHC 196.496/RN — search warrant (5am–9pm) and abuse of authority AgRg in Special Appeal 2.220.076/SP — art. 92, III, CP (disqualification from driving) AgRg in Special Appeal 2.104.061/MG — homicide and weapon with obliterated serial number AgRg in Habeas Corpus 1.014.496/SP — retraction (art. 143) + insult and victim's testimony AgRg in Habeas Corpus 1.032.005/RJ — progression (25%) and art. 40, IV, Drug Law AgRg in AREsp 2.937.604/MG — pronouncement vs. indirect testimony (distinguishing) 🔔 If you want more objective criminal law update classes, subscribe and activate the bell.