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Emotion And Passion - Drunkeness
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EMOTION AND PASSION do not exclude the criminal imputability the emotion or the passion (art. 28, I). Emotion is an affective state that, under a current impression produces and violent disturbance of the psychic balance sudden. They are emotions the anger, the fear, the joy, the surprise, the shame, the erótico pleasure etc. the passion is a deep and lasting psychological crisis that offends the integrity of the spirit and the body, what it can drag many times subject to the o crime. She is lasting as a force that if infiltrates in the land, mining the obstacle that, after all, comes to ruir. They are passions the love, the hatred, the avarice, the ambition, the jealousy, the patriotism, the mercy, etc. Can be said that the difference between the emotion and the passion inhabits in the fact of being the first acute and short duration and the second chronicle and of more steady existence. DRUNKENESS CONCEPT the drunkeness can be appraised as the acute and transitory poisoning caused by the alcohol or substance of analogous effect that deprive the citizen of the normal capacity of agreement. In the legal terms, how much to its origin, it can be classified in volunteer, guilty and fortuitous. The voluntary drunkeness is the one that exists when the agent intends to inebriate itself, looking intentionally the drunkenness state. He will be precommanded if the agent drinks better to commit the crime. The guilty drunkeness occurs when the agent, not intending to inebriate itself, drinks excessively, imprudently, thus arriving at the etílico state. The drunkeness fortuitous (or accidental) elapses of act of God or bigger force, situations where the citizen does not want to inebriate itself nor is tipsy for guilt its. One distinguishes three phases or degrees from drunkeness: Incomplete, when it has widening of the moral brakes, where the agent still has conscience, but if it becomes excited, loquacious, nimble (excitement phase); Complete, where if any censorship or moral brake vanishes, occurring mental confusion and lack of motor coordination, not having the agent more free conscience and will (depression phase); and Comatoso, where the citizen falls in deep sleep (lethargic phase). FORTUITOUS DRUNKENESS In the terms of art. 28, § 1º, ?is exempt of penalty the agent who, for drunkeness complete, proceeding from act of God or bigger force, was, to the time of the action or the omission, entirely incapable to understand the character illicit of the fact or to determine this agreement in accordance with?. One is about exclusion case of the imputability, and therefore, of the culpability, established in the impossibility of the conscience and will of the citizen that practises the crime in state of accidental complete drunkeness. The test of the exculpante fits evidently to the defense, that is only recognized: ) if the drunkeness will be provoked by act of God or bigger force; b) if the drunkeness will be complete; e c) if the agent one was entirely incapable of agreement or auto determination at the moment of the behavior (action or omission). Being about incomplete fortuitous drunkeness it has imputability for the existence still of this possibility to understand and to want. TYPES OF DRUNKENESS art Is mentioned. 28, interpolated proposition II, also to the cases where the drunkeness is provoked by substances that provoke analogous effect to the one of the alcohol, including themselves, for analogical interpretation, the narcotics and stimulants, such as ?marijuana?; the cocaine; the morphine or prepared opiáceos; ether; the chloroform, as well as the alucinógenos, as the LSD, etc. How much to art. 28, must be effected a necessarily restricted interpretation, abstaining from the scope of the device the pathological or chronic drunkeness.



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