Colaboração premiada: estratégia de defesa à luz da teoria dos jogos

Abstract

The present work aims to analyze the limits of the collaboration awarded as a defense technique from the point of view of game theory applied in criminal proceedings. To this end, the Institute of Prize-winning Collaboration is analyzed firstly through the treatment of the institute in comparative law, as well as its evolution in the Brazilian legal system until the advent of Law no. 12.850 / 2013. From the conception of the theory of the Games applied in the criminal process, we proceed to analyze punctual elements of the procedural game to, after, establish the possible limits to be observed in the collaboration awarded as a player-defender strategy. Finally, we examine the Awarded Collaboration Term of the entrepreneur Joesley Batista, analyzing its applicability and limitation as a defense strategy from the perspective of Game Theory.