CF/88 - Artigo 35 - Intervenção em Municípios
Introduction and Article 35 Overview
In this section, Professor Leonardo Saraiva introduces the topic of Article 35 of the Brazilian Federal Constitution of 1988, focusing on interventions in municipalities.
Understanding Article 35
- Article 35 outlines conditions for intervention in municipalities, similar to federal intervention in states.
- The state and federal government should not intervene in municipalities unless specific conditions are met.
- Provisions in Article 35 highlight that interventions are exceptions rather than rules.
Key Conditions for Intervention
This part delves into the specific conditions that warrant intervention in municipalities as outlined in Article 35.
Conditions for Intervention
- Failure to pay debts for two consecutive years without a valid reason can trigger intervention.
- Similarities between debt-related interventions at the municipal and state levels are discussed.
Detailed Criteria for Intervention
Examining nuances within the criteria for municipal intervention based on specific circumstances outlined in Article 35.
Nuances of Criteria
- Clarification on the duration of debt non-payment triggering intervention is emphasized.
- Importance of proper financial accountability by municipalities as a condition to avoid intervention is highlighted.
Role of Judiciary and Legislative Bodies
Exploring the roles of judiciary and legislative bodies concerning interventions based on constitutional principles.
Judicial and Legislative Roles
- The Tribunal de Justiça plays a crucial role in ensuring compliance with constitutional principles at the state level.
Tribunal de Justiça and Intervention Decree
This section discusses the role of the Tribunal de Justiça in intervention decrees, outlining the process and limitations involved.
Tribunal de Justiça's Role
- The Constitution does not mention Tribunal de Justiça for intervention decrees; it is found in a state constitution. Only the procurador-geral de Justiça (PGJ) is authorized.
Limitations of Decree
- The decree limits itself to suspending the execution of the contested act as per Article 35, fourth paragraph.
Decree Execution and Recourse
This part delves into the execution of decrees and recourse options available.
Recourse Limitation
- No extraordinary appeal can be made against a Tribunal de Justiça ruling granting state intervention in a municipality.
Political Control Process
- If decree suspension does not resolve issues, political control shifts to the Legislative Assembly within 24 hours for an intervention decree with specific conditions outlined in Article 36, first paragraph.
Intervention Provoked and Conditions
Exploring provoked interventions and associated conditions.
Procedural Details
- Detailed examination of Article 36 focusing on provoked interventions will be covered extensively in upcoming sessions.