The Government Regulated the New Juvenile Penal Regime Which Lowers the Age of Disability to 14 Years
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The measure, which came into effect this weekend, was regulated in a decree in the Official Gazette this Monday.
The measure was formalized by Decree No. 875/2026, published this Monday in the Official Gazette. The regulation was published two days after the entry into force of Act No. 27,801, which established new rules for adolescents between 14 and 18 years of age charged with offences.
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The legislation establishes a regime for adolescents between the ages of 14 and 18 charged with offences. The Ministry of Justice will be the implementing authority and two spaces will be created to coordinate its implementation between different agencies and jurisdictions.
The Ministry of Justice was designated as the implementing authority at the national and federal levels, according to the decree published this Monday in the Official Gazette. Details. The Juvenile Penal Regime established by Law 27.801, which reaches adolescents from the age of 14 and until the zero hours of the day when they turn 18, when they are charged for an offence, was regulated on Monday by the Government.
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