Criminal Protection of Brazilian Historical Heritage and Omissive Crimes - Henrique Perez Esteves

At first glance, the hypothesis raised in this investigation seems disconnected from dogma, since historical and cultural heritage destroyed by the action of time seems to be a legal nothing. The provisions described in articles 62 to 65 of the Environmental Crimes Law protect offences against urban planning and historical heritage. Drawing a parallel, while Italy has a Cultural Heritage and Landscape Code, the Brazilian legislator has reserved only four (4) provisions for the criminal protection..