The Supreme Court Federal and Frankenstein Syndrome in Social Security Law: A Precedent Binding Unconstitutional

The Federal Constitution of 1988 is silent as to section III of paragraph 4 of article 40, providing for the right to special retirement to public servants, which is why the Supreme Court issued the Binding Precedent 33, ensuring that benefit social security until Law supplement regularly. Social Se...

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Main Author: Marco Cesar De Carvalho
Format: Article
Language:Portuguese
Published: Conselho Nacional de Pesquisa e Pós-graduação em Direito (CONPEDI) 2016-10-01
Series:Revista de Direitos Sociais, Seguridade e Previdência Social
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Online Access:http://www.indexlaw.org/index.php/revistadssps/article/view/481
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description The Federal Constitution of 1988 is silent as to section III of paragraph 4 of article 40, providing for the right to special retirement to public servants, which is why the Supreme Court issued the Binding Precedent 33, ensuring that benefit social security until Law supplement regularly. Social Security have contributive character and should observe criteria that preserve financial and actuarial balance, with its own rules for the General Regime and the Regime Own Social Security. This study is underpinned by the jurisprudential research that originated the precedent and in the references indicated to an end.
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spelling doaj.art-93fadc42d3c9455b80e7c7aa668fd0bd2022-12-21T19:17:46ZporConselho Nacional de Pesquisa e Pós-graduação em Direito (CONPEDI)Revista de Direitos Sociais, Seguridade e Previdência Social2525-98652525-98652016-10-0121012210.26668/IndexLawJournals/2525-9865/2016.v2i1.481481The Supreme Court Federal and Frankenstein Syndrome in Social Security Law: A Precedent Binding UnconstitutionalMarco Cesar De Carvalho0Libertas - Faculdades Integradas de São Sebastião do ParaísoThe Federal Constitution of 1988 is silent as to section III of paragraph 4 of article 40, providing for the right to special retirement to public servants, which is why the Supreme Court issued the Binding Precedent 33, ensuring that benefit social security until Law supplement regularly. Social Security have contributive character and should observe criteria that preserve financial and actuarial balance, with its own rules for the General Regime and the Regime Own Social Security. This study is underpinned by the jurisprudential research that originated the precedent and in the references indicated to an end.http://www.indexlaw.org/index.php/revistadssps/article/view/481Seguridade socialDireito previdenciárioAposentadoria especial dos servidores públicosSúmula vinculante 33Inconstitucionalidade sistemática
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The Supreme Court Federal and Frankenstein Syndrome in Social Security Law: A Precedent Binding Unconstitutional
Revista de Direitos Sociais, Seguridade e Previdência Social
Seguridade social
Direito previdenciário
Aposentadoria especial dos servidores públicos
Súmula vinculante 33
Inconstitucionalidade sistemática
title The Supreme Court Federal and Frankenstein Syndrome in Social Security Law: A Precedent Binding Unconstitutional
title_full The Supreme Court Federal and Frankenstein Syndrome in Social Security Law: A Precedent Binding Unconstitutional
title_fullStr The Supreme Court Federal and Frankenstein Syndrome in Social Security Law: A Precedent Binding Unconstitutional
title_full_unstemmed The Supreme Court Federal and Frankenstein Syndrome in Social Security Law: A Precedent Binding Unconstitutional
title_short The Supreme Court Federal and Frankenstein Syndrome in Social Security Law: A Precedent Binding Unconstitutional
title_sort supreme court federal and frankenstein syndrome in social security law a precedent binding unconstitutional
topic Seguridade social
Direito previdenciário
Aposentadoria especial dos servidores públicos
Súmula vinculante 33
Inconstitucionalidade sistemática
url http://www.indexlaw.org/index.php/revistadssps/article/view/481
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