A importância do Ministério Público na defesa das vítimas de crime

Abstract

The Public Prosecutor’s Office, a vital institution in the Federal Constitution/1988, plays a crucial role in Brazilian society. Its main mission is to protect the rights of citizens and ensure justice. In addition to defending victims, it seeks compensation for damages and holds criminals accountable. From the initial investigation, the Public Prosecutor's Office supervises the process, ensuring impartiality and respect for the fundamental rights of all parties involved. When filing the complaint, focus on solid evidence, ensuring a fair process. Acts as an inspector of the law during the process, defending both victims and the public interest. Furthermore, it engages in the protection and assistance of victims, including human rights, women, children, people with disabilities and other groups. Victims are often neglected by the justice system, making the Public Prosecutor's Office essential in protecting their rights and building a fair society. The research explores its importance, analyzing its role in criminal proceedings and its role in preventing crimes, promoting trust in the judicial system. Analyzes criminal investigation in Brazil, highlighting the constitutionality of part of the investigation by the Public Ministry, and discusses its role as an inspector of the law, defending victims and ensuring justice