Lei Anticorrupção e sua Aplicação nas Licitações e Contratações Públicas

Abstract

Brazil has crossed and is also going through a historical context of widespread corruption in public administration, starting more strongly with the popular demonstrations of 2013. This collection resulted in a greater control by the control bodies, increased responsibility of the agents that caused the acts and in the approval of Bill 6826/2010 which culminated in Law No. 12,846 / 2013, entitled Anti-Corruption Law. In this context, the objective of the work involves the aspects of the Anti-Corruption Law in unlawful acts in public procurement and contracting, using methodologically of a bibliographic study, through books, scientific articles, with theoretical qualitative research. Given this, the study delimited itself to characterize the advances that have occurred in this area since the introduction of the Bill up to the present day, trying to observe if the entry into force of the Law was in fact relevant for the effective accountability of the actors involved in illegalities causing damage to the Public Administration involving bids and contracts.