Investigação criminal: os critérios de legitimidade para valoração dos conhecimentos fortuitos em interceptações telefônicas
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O presente trabalho propõe uma análise acerca da investigação criminal, sobretudo em relação aos conhecimentos adquiridos durante a atividade apuratória dos órgãos persecutórios brasileiros. Com efeito, no âmbito do inquérito, a policia obtém diversas informações, que podem estar relacionadas àquele determinado caso penal, mas que também eventualmente podem escapar do espectro de crimes e de pessoas previamente delimitado no momento da execução das medidas investigatórias. Nesse aspecto, busca-se, pois, abordar de que forma se mostra legítima, dentro de um processo penal vinculado a um Estado Democrático de Direito, a valoração dos conhecimentos fortuitos surgidos no desenvolvimento da investigação criminal.
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