1. In general history, the relationship between Criminal Law and economy presented the phases of mere casuistry of treatment, which lasted from Antiquity to the Modern Age; of protection to the liberal economic model, which had in the Sherman Act its consecration; of assurance of the policy of the Welfare State; and of reduction of the role of the State in the economy, to the function of regulatory agent, having in the Sarbanes-Oxley Act its peak.

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  • Luciano Anderson de Souza

摘要

1. In general history, the relationship between Criminal Law and economy presented the phases of mere casuistry of treatment, which lasted from Antiquity to the Modern Age; of protection to the liberal economic model, which had in the Sherman Act its consecration; of assurance of the policy of the Welfare State; and of reduction of the role of the State in the economy, to the function of regulatory agent, having in the Sarbanes-Oxley Act its peak.