Brasil tem mais de 12 mil ações contra o crime organizado sem julgamento
De acordo com o levantamento, o número de novos processos mais que dobrou em cinco anos. Passou de 2.607 em 2020 para 6.761 em 2025, o que representa um crescimento de quase 160%.
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Crime organizado: "Territórios tornaram-se vulneráveis", diz Fachin
Os dados foram apresentados pelo presidente do Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) e do CNJ, ministro Edson Fachin, que disse: "O crime organizado corrói as instituições, captura mercados lícitos, financia a violência, instrumentaliza o sistema financeiro para a lavagem de seus produtos".
De acordo com o magistrado, o crime "disputa com o Estado o monopólio do uso da força em territórios que, abandonados pelo Poder Público, tornaram-se vulneráveis".
Leia também: "O pior STF da história", reportagem publicada na Edição 313 da Revista Oeste
Fachin acrescentou que, entre 2020 e 2025, apenas 1.140 ações resultaram em algum tipo de punição, enquanto 526 foram julgadas improcedentes. Além disso, houve 292 casos sem punição em razão da morte dos acusados e 90 episódios de prescrição.
Para o ministro, os números evidenciam fragilidades no sistema de persecução penal e indicam a necessidade de revisão de estratégias. "Sem um Judiciário eficiente, a investigação não se completa, a condenação não se sustenta e a recuperação de ativos não se consolida".
Fachin participou da abertura do Encontro Nacional sobre os Desafios do Poder Judiciário ante o Crime Organizado, ocasião em que defendeu a construção de um pacto entre diferentes instituições para enfrentar o problema.
"Embora estejamos diante de uma ameaça à integridade do território brasileiro, as estratégias de enfrentamento ao crime organizado precisam se ajustar à heterogeneidade regional", afirmou.
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"Os dados foram apresentados pelo presidente do Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) e do CNJ, ministro Edson Fachin"
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"Para o ministro, os números evidenciam fragilidades no sistema de persecução penal"
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One sided"Fachin participou da abertura do Encontro Nacional sobre os Desafios do Poder Judiciário ante o Crime Organizado"
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"há 12.448 ações penais relacionadas ao crime organizado ainda sem julgamento"
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"ministro Edson Fachin, que disse"
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"There are 12,448 criminal actions related to organized crime pending judgment in Brazilian courts."
Source: Data from National Council of Justice (CNJ) presented by Supreme Court Minister Edson Fachin Primary
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"New cases more than doubled from 2,607 in 2020 to 6,761 in 2025 (almost 160% growth)."
Source: CNJ survey data presented by Minister Fachin Primary
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"Only 1,140 actions resulted in punishment between 2020-2025, while 526 were dismissed."
Source: Minister Fachin's presentation of CNJ data Primary
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"New cases grew from 2,607 in 2020 to 6,761 in 2025"
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"Between 2020-2025: 1,140 actions resulted in punishment, 526 were dismissed, 292 had no punishment due to defendant death, 90 cases expired"
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"Organized crime corrodes institutions, captures legal markets, finances causes violence, and instrumentalizes the financial system for money launde..."
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"Without an efficient Judiciary, investigation doesn't complete, causes conviction doesn't sustain, and asset recovery doesn't consolidate"
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=== Propositions === P1 [factual]: 12,448 criminal actions related to organized crime are pending judgment P2 [factual]: New cases grew from 2,607 in 2020 to 6,761 in 2025 P3 [factual]: Between 2020-2025: 1,140 actions resulted in punishment, 526 were dismissed, 292 had no punishment due to defendant death, 90 cases expired P4 [causal]: Organized crime corrodes institutions, captures legal markets, finances causes violence, and instrumentalizes the financial system for money laundering P5 [causal]: Without an efficient Judiciary, investigation doesn't complete, causes conviction doesn't sustain, and asset recovery doesn't consolidate === Causal Graph === organized crime corrodes institutions captures legal markets finances -> violence and instrumentalizes the financial system for money laundering without an efficient judiciary investigation doesnt complete -> conviction doesnt sustain and asset recovery doesnt consolidate
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