O processo penal de Cristo

Abstract

Jesus Christ, the man who divided history, has a figure used as a model of human being, even if it is to deny it. He is the central element of this article, which will discuss the criminal proceedings that culminated in his death, more than the trial. The analysis begins before, since its preparation, the open legal process by the priests and beyond, in the execution of the sentence, through the infamous crucifixion. Using the Torah, a kind of Hebrew Constitution, Roman laws, such as that of the XII Tables, Brazilian Law, its Constitution, the Penal Code and the Code of Criminal Procedure, in addition to brief notes on international pacts and the Declaration of Human and Citizen Rights. Having as general objective the process itself, its illegalities, disrespect to diverse principles of the law and institutes not only today, but also the Romans and Jews. Specifically, the work will shift the event to Brazilian law and, using Jesus as a model of human being, disseminate legal knowledge, and see events as in a mirror so that the most humble ones recognize themselves as rights holders. The historical method will be present, accompanied by the comparative method. As a research technique, the article will use bibliographic research, in the Bible and beyond it, in addition to books on the subject, laws and doctrine. In the end, the reader will find that there was a Hebrew religious judgment that violated its own laws, a loaded political Roman judgment and, before the modern Brazillian legal order, undignified and homicidal.