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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.5.2002.tde-10032004-170641
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Author
Full name
Maria Regina Rocha Ramos
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2002
Supervisor
Committee
Cohen, Claudio (President)
Lotufo Neto, Francisco
Sa, Alvino Augusto de
Title in Portuguese
"Estudo da concordância entre laudos psiquiátricos conclusivos de capacidade parcial de imputação e sentenças judiciais"
Keywords in Portuguese
ato ilícito
imputabilidade penal
responsabilidade penal
semi-imputabilidade penal
transtornos mentais e de comportamento
Abstract in Portuguese
A relação entre a Psiquiatria Forense e o Direito Penal é muita antiga, porém sempre foi pouco estudada em termos científicos. Através de um estudo observacional retrospectivo, consistindo em uma série de casos, a autora comparou 24 laudos psiquiátricos conclusivos de capacidade parcial de imputação com as 24 sentenças judiciais correspondentes. A concordância entre laudos e sentenças foi calculada por meio da proporção de sentenças em que o juiz concordou com o parecer do perito, e de seu respectivo intervalo de confiança, com nível de confiança de 95%, que resultou em 91,7% (IC 95% =73 a 99%) de concordância. A autora calculou também a concordância (20 laudos e as correspondentes sentenças) entre as medidas de segurança propostas pelos peritos e as medidas de segurança determinadas pelo juiz, utilizando-se do coeficiente kappa, que resultou em kappa=0,03, p=0,43 de concordância. A autora concluiu que, neste estudo, a concordância entre laudos e a sentenças no que tange à capacidade parcial de imputação foi alta, enquanto a concordância entre laudos e sentenças no que concerne à medida de segurança foi baixa.
Title in English
"Study on the concordance between conclusive psychiatric reports of partial capacity of imputation and judicial sentences"
Keywords in English
criminal imputability
criminal responsability
illicit act
mental and behaviour disorders
partial criminal imputability
Abstract in English
The relationship between Forensic Psychiatry and Criminal Law is very old, but it has always been scarcely studied in scientific terms. Through a retrospective decriptive study, consisting of case series, the author compared 24 conclusive psychiatric reports of partial capacity of imputation and 24 corresponding judicial sentences. The concordance between reports and sentences was calculated by means of proportion of sentences concordant with the reports, and the respective confidence interval, with level of confidence of 95%, resulting in 91,7% of concordance (IC 95% = 73 a 99%). The author also calculated the concordance (20 reports and corresponding sentences) between the security measures proposed by the psychiatrist and the security measures determined by the judge by means of kappa coefficient, resulting in kappa = 0,03 and p = 0,43 of concordance. The author concluded that, in this study, the concordance between reports and sentences was high concerning the partial capacity of imputation, while the concordance between reports and sentences concerning the security measures was low.
 
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