O princípio da insignificância e sua aplicação no furto famélico

Abstract

The central axis of this work is to systematically study the applicability of the principle of insignificance in cases of starving theft in Brazil. Thus, starving theft is conceptualized when someone subtracts food or any other item that is necessary for their survival, usually when this person is in a state of destitution. In this way, the principle of insignificance or trifle may apply to rule out typical material. Therefore, for the development of the research, the following methodological procedures were used: bibliographical research as a research and data collection technique and among other auxiliary instruments to observe the positions and behaviors of jurisprudence on the subject examined. In addition, the study showed certain frequencies and habits of theft in the famine modality, commonly associated with social issues and sadness inequalities in our society. Therefore, this work aims to show the importance of the principle of insignificance in cases of starving theft, as a way of excluding material typicality.