O Ato legislativo praticado com desvio de poder e a responsabilidade do Estado e do Legislador
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2003
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Padilha, Alexandre [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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No presente trabalho foi abordado o estudo da prática de atos legislativos próprios- lei em sentido formal- com desvio ou excesso de poder, procurou-se definir como e quando o Estado é obrigado a reparar os danos, material e moral, causados ao particular nessa situação, bem como discutir acerca da responsabilidade pessoal do legislador que tenha concorrido para a elaboração de leis nesse sentido. Sabe-se que o Direito Positivo é todo baseado na elaboração das leis, as quais são realizadas pelo Poder Legislativo. Dessa forma, o Direito se apóia em muito no conjunto de leis vigentes, as quais devem ser cumpridas por toda a sociedade e aplicadas pelos operadores do Direito em geral, notadamente pelo Poder Judiciário. Como a lei é uma fonte do Direito, inspiradora da forma de comportamento da sociedade em geral, é de suma importância estudarmos quando a lei em geral possui algum vício insanável decorrente do excesso ou desvio de poder na atuação dos parlamentares que a elaboraram. Muito embora o exercício da atividade legislativa seja uma das formas de o Estado expressar a sua soberania, hodiernamente em muitas oportunidades temos nos deparado com a elaboração de leis que não atendem os interesses da coletividade em geral. Assim, a atividade parlamentar, que deveria ser exercida em nome do povo e para representar os legítimos interesses do próprio povo, muitas vezes é realizada de forma distorcida para privilegiar os interesses de somente uma pessoa, uma classe ou categoria de pessoas em detrimento do interesse público e do interesse social. As leis elaboradas com o fito de beneficiarem somente uma ou algumas pessoas em detrimento do interesse popular, da sociedade em geral, devem ser reconhecidas como viciadas pelo desvio ou excesso de poder na sua elaboração. O parlamentar desvia-se de suas funções para as quais recebeu poderes da população e age visando...
In the present thesis it was approached the study of the practice of proper legislative acts - law in formal sense - with diversion or excess of power, it was tried to define how and when the State is obligated to remedy the material and moral damages, caused to the individual in such situation, as well as discuss about the legislator's personal responsibility, who has contributed for the elaboration of laws in this sense. It's known that the Positive Law is all based in elaboration of laws, which are carried out by the Legislative Power. In this way, the Law is highly supported on the set of valid laws, which must be obeyed by the society in a whole and enforced by the Law operators in general, mainly by the judiciary. As the law is a source of the Law, which inspires the society's behavior in general, it is extremely important to study when the law, in general, possesses some irremediable failing resulting from the excess or deviation of power in the members of parliament's performance, who had elaborate it. Even though the legislative activity exercise is one of the ways that the State has to express its sovereignty, currently we have faced, in many opportunities, law's elaboration, which doesn't fit the society's interests in general. Thus the parliamentary activity, which was supposed to be exerted in the people's name and to represent people's legitimate interests, many times has been accomplished in a deviated way in order to privilege only one person, class or category of people's interests to the detriment of public and social's interests. The laws, which are elaborated with the intent of benefit only one or some few people to the detriment of the public interest, of the society in general, should be recognized as corrupted by the diversion or excess of power in its elaboration. The member of the parliament deviates from the duties which he received power...(Complete abstract click elctronic access below)
In the present thesis it was approached the study of the practice of proper legislative acts - law in formal sense - with diversion or excess of power, it was tried to define how and when the State is obligated to remedy the material and moral damages, caused to the individual in such situation, as well as discuss about the legislator's personal responsibility, who has contributed for the elaboration of laws in this sense. It's known that the Positive Law is all based in elaboration of laws, which are carried out by the Legislative Power. In this way, the Law is highly supported on the set of valid laws, which must be obeyed by the society in a whole and enforced by the Law operators in general, mainly by the judiciary. As the law is a source of the Law, which inspires the society's behavior in general, it is extremely important to study when the law, in general, possesses some irremediable failing resulting from the excess or deviation of power in the members of parliament's performance, who had elaborate it. Even though the legislative activity exercise is one of the ways that the State has to express its sovereignty, currently we have faced, in many opportunities, law's elaboration, which doesn't fit the society's interests in general. Thus the parliamentary activity, which was supposed to be exerted in the people's name and to represent people's legitimate interests, many times has been accomplished in a deviated way in order to privilege only one person, class or category of people's interests to the detriment of public and social's interests. The laws, which are elaborated with the intent of benefit only one or some few people to the detriment of the public interest, of the society in general, should be recognized as corrupted by the diversion or excess of power in its elaboration. The member of the parliament deviates from the duties which he received power...(Complete abstract click elctronic access below)
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Direito - Responsabilidade do Estado, Direito administrativo - Administração pública, Administração pública, Atos legislativos - Desvio de poder, Excesso e desvio de poder, Atos legislativos, Responsabilidade do Estado e do legislador, Excess and diversion of power, Legislative acts, State and legislator's responsibility, Public administration
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PADILHA, Alexandre. O Ato legislativo praticado com desvio de poder e a responsabilidade do Estado e do Legislador. 2003. 157 f. Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de História, Direito e Serviço Social, 2003.