Lei 14.133/2021: relevância dos aspectos penais na nova lei de licitações

Abstract

This work refers to an analysis of the criminal aspects of the new bidding law 14,133/2021. In addition to exposing the criminal conduct included in the new law, the definition of Public Expense was carried out as a way of presenting bidding as part of the Public Expense planning process and the concept of bidding in order to contextualize and explain the content that covers the term in question. Yes. The objective of the work was to analyze the differences in the penalties for bidding crimes in order to compare the possible penalties applied to offenders. Another point raised in the work was the importance of the fairness of the public bidding process and how fraud brings losses to public coffers and the population. In this way, after contextualizing theory and demonstrating real cases of losses to public coffers, a comparative table was created between current and current criminal sanctions with the old sanctions from the previous procurement law, law 8,666/93. Thus, through bibliographic research it was concluded that the new bidding law was modified in several factors, but that in the criminal aspect it was modified to a much milder form as a way of trying to curb fraud and crimes in bidding. The law in question came fully into force in January 2024, now every new bidding process must be carried out under the auspices of the new law, it is hoped that it will soon be possible to measure how the new bidding law has brought about a reduction in bidding crimes due to more severe penalties being applied and served to offenders.