Lei 15.397/2026 Mudou o Código Penal | Seu Material Está Desatualizado?

Law 15.397/2026 came into effect on May 4, 2026, and introduced 34 changes to the Penal Code. If you are studying for a police career exam, this content may already appear on your next test. In this video you will understand: → Simple theft: maximum penalty increased from 4 to 6 years — and what this changes in practice → Why those who steal a cell phone no longer have the right to bail at the police station → Aggravated electronic theft: devices, PIX and fraud (4 to 10 years) → Theft of cables and wires: new aggravating circumstance expressed in the Penal Code → Robbery: what was vetoed and why the exam board will test this → Digital fraud: aggravating circumstances expressed in Article 171 of the Penal Code → How to find ALL the changes to the Penal Code with CTRL+F (PC and Android) → 68 changes to the Penal Code in 2026 — how to check what changed in your study material 🔗 Take advantage of exclusive links and benefits: 🎯 Preparatory course for police exams — what I would use if I were studying today: 👉 Gran Cursos Subscription: https://glaudimar.com/gran 🎓 Don't have a degree yet? See how to guarantee your online degree without having to stop studying for competitive exams: 👉 Gran Faculdade: https://glaudimar.com/granfaculdade — Exclusive discount coupon: GLAUDIMAR 📚 Are you already a public servant or want to advance your police career? I completed my postgraduate studies at Gran Faculdade — it's worth it: 👉 Gran Faculdade Postgraduate Studies: https://glaudimar.com/posgran — Exclusive discount coupon: GLAUDIMARPOS 🔎 All my links, networks and materials: 👉 https://glaudimar.com/links 📣 Don't forget: subscribe to the channel, activate the bell 🔔, leave your like 👍 and share this video so that more people have access to this content! ⏱️ CHAPTERS: 00:00 — Opening — presentation + law 01:10 — Simple theft: maximum penalty of 6 years 01:44 — End of bail at the police station (max penalty +4 years) 02:49 — Aggravated theft: cell phone, tablet, notebook (4–10 years) 03:35 — Juvenile offenders: the persistent challenge 04:55 — Theft of cables and wires: new express aggravating circumstance 05:08 — Robbery: serious injury was vetoed — justification and analysis 07:05 — Digital fraud: express aggravating circumstances Art. 171 CP 07:27 — Outdated material: the real risk (video lesson, PDF, printed) 07:58 — "A single question can take you out of the job" 08:01 — How to find all the changes in the Penal Code (demo start) 08:11 — Google: compiled penal code vs Not compiled 09:57 — Law came into effect on May 4, 2026 10:19 — CTRL+F: 34 changes to Law 15.397 in the Penal Code 11:34 — Recommendation: compiled for beginners, conventional for those already studying 12:05 — Material updated until 2025: how to check (type 2025) 12:47 — Type "2026" → 68 changes to the Penal Code in 2026 13:53 — How to ensure always up-to-date material 15:19 — Gran Cursos: unlimited subscription platform 15:32 — Back to the topic of juvenile offenders (response to Instagram) 17:00 — YouTube "Hypar" / final CTA 17:32 — Closing #PoliceExam #CriminalLaw #Law15397