STJ Rules Continuous Crimes Do Not Bar The Non-Prosecution Agreement (ANPP)

In this White Collar newsletter, you will find the following news:

• Crime Committed in a Continuous Manner Does Not Bar the Execution of an ANPP
• STJ: No Illegality in Using Evidence Collected from Trash
• STF Rules That Execution of Penalties in Plea Agreements Requires Final Judgment
• TRF-2 Revokes Arrest Warrant for Defendant Residing Abroad

Crime Committed in a Continuous Manner Does Not Bar the Execution of an ANPP

Minister Ribeiro Dantas, from the 5th Panel of the Superior Court of Justice (STJ), granted the Special Appeal No. 2,406,856 to acknowledge that the continuity of crimes—defined as the commission of two or more offenses considered as a continuation of the first—does not preclude the execution of a Non-Prosecution Agreement (ANPP).