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Decidindo não decidir: a atuação penal do STF durante a pandemia de Covid-19
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Wang, Daniel Wei Liang

; Ferreira, Luísa Moraes Abreu

; Barros, Matheus de

; Homsi, Julia Abrahão

; Zambom, Mariana Morais

; Santos, Ezequiel Fajreldines dos

; Coelho Filho, Paulo Sergio de Albuquerque

Revista Brasileira de Direito Processual Penal

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apr 2024, Volume 10 N. 1 elocation e884

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Abstract This article is based on a representative and randomly selected sample of 396 individual criminal decisions from the Federal Supreme Court, issued between January 1, 2020, and June 22, 2021, related to the COVID-19 pandemic. We tracked the petitions, the type of imprisonment, the date of judgment, the type of legal action, and the outcomes of these requests. Subsequently, we conducted a qualitative analysis of the arguments employed by the Court in reaching its decisions. The main objective of the study is to understand how the Court ruled on requests for release from incarceration and the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic in the judicial reasoning. The findings indicate that the pandemic had no relevant impact on the Court’s decision-making process. Dismissals on procedural grounds prevailed, allowing the court to avoid ruling on the merits of a claim. On the other hand, when the merits were analyzed, the pandemic was not treated as a sufficient argument for releasing a prisoner. Additionally, during the pandemic, CNJ’s Recommendation No. 62 and ADPF No. 347 had no argumentative prominence in the few decisions that granted requests for release. This research reinforces the diagnosis that the pandemic has not changed how the Judiciary deals with imprisonment. This finding contributes to understand the challenges in tackling mass incarceration in Brazil.

Resumo Este artigo é baseado em uma amostra representativa e aleatória de 396 decisões monocráticas penais do Supremo Tribunal Federal, proferidas entre 01/01/2020 e 22/06/2021, que mencionam a pandemia de Covid-19. Foram mapeados os pedidos, o tipo de prisão, a data de julgamento, o tipo de ação e o resultado dos pedidos. Em seguida, foi feita uma análise qualitativa dos argumentos utilizados pela Corte para decidir. O objetivo principal do estudo é compreender como a Corte julgou pedidos de desencarceramento e o peso da pandemia de Covid-19 na argumentação judicial. Os dados indicam que a pandemia não teve impacto relevante na forma de decidir do STF em casos de prisão. Prevaleceram os indeferimentos de pedidos de soltura, com significativa mobilização argumentativa de óbices processuais, permitindo que a Corte não se posicionasse sobre questões de mérito. Por outro lado, quando o mérito foi analisado, a pandemia não foi tratada como argumento suficiente para desencarcerar. Ademais, a pandemia, a Recomendação 62 do CNJ e a ADPF 347 não tiveram grande destaque argumentativo nas poucas decisões que concederam pedidos de desencarceramento. A pesquisa reforça o diagnóstico de que a pandemia não mudou o modo como o Judiciário lida com a prisão. Esse achado de pesquisa contribui para a compreensão dos obstáculos para o enfrentamento do superencarceramento no Brasil.

https://doi.org/10.22197/rbdpp.v10i1.884

Improvement effect of enzymic polypeptide from Paeonia ostii seed meal on protein-energy malnutrition mouse model
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WEI, Liang

; YANG, Huiying

; YU, Xinxin

; PU, Duowen

; LU, Qi

; ZHU, Minghua

; ZU, Yuangang

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2023, Volume 43 elocation e95322

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Abstract The improvement effects of enzymatic polypeptide of Paeonia ostii seed meal (APHP) on model mice of protein-energy malnutrition were evaluated by body weight changes, organ indices, levels of SOD, CAT, MDA, total protein and albumin in serum, staining images of major organs and macrophages phagocytosis. The results indicated the mice body weight recovery was dose-dependent with APHP and the body weight change of model mice fed with high-dose APHP (5.0 g/kg) and normal diet showed a same recovery effect. The model mice had higher thymus and spleen indexes than other groups. And the values of SOD, CAT, MDA, total protein and albumin in serum returned to normal level after 30, 60, 45, 30 and 45 days respectively, which was better than those of normal diet. Our research will provide basic data support for new potential applications of APHP and increase the added value of Paeonia ostii processing enterprises.

https://doi.org/10.1590/fst.95322

O STF e as medidas para prevenção e tratamento da covid-19 covid19 covid 19 covid-1 covid1 1 covid-
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Wang, Daniel Wei Liang

; Arruda, Ana Luiza Gajardoni de Mattos

; Oliveira, Bruno da Cunha de

; Santos, Ezequiel Fajreldines dos

; Moribe, Gabriela Tiemi

; Heck, Leonardo Nochang

; Esteves, Luiz Fernando Gomes

; Pedro, Marcela Pereira

Revista Direito GV

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2023, Volume 19 elocation e2336

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Resumo O presente artigo analisa a jurisprudência do Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) sobre políticas para prevenção e tratamento da covid-19. Com o auxílio da ciência de dados e da inteligência artificial, foi realizada a coleta sistemática e exaustiva da jurisprudência da Corte sobre esse assunto. As decisões coletadas foram organizadas e classificadas nos seguintes temas: distanciamento social; medidas diversas de combate à pandemia; uso de máscara; requisição administrativa; leitos de Unidade de Terapia Intensiva (UTI); vacinação; e acesso a dados. As decisões dentro de cada um desses temas foram analisadas para entender quais questões foram decididas pelo STF e como foram julgadas. A organização e a análise de 253 decisões nos permitem chegar, com nuances e detalhes, a algumas conclusões gerais sobre o papel da Corte em matéria de medidas para prevenção e tratamento da covid-19: parte significativa das decisões foi monocrática e em sede de liminar, o STF buscou proteger a capacidade de entes estaduais responderem à covid-19, foram manifestadas opiniões críticas à atuação do governo federal, em diversos casos houve explícita sobreposição entre questões formais de competência federativa e avaliações substantivas sobre a melhor política, e houve hesitação do STF em determinar a realização de medidas muito complexas para o combate à pandemia de covid-19. (STF covid19. covid19 covid 19. 19 covid-19 artificial assunto social máscara administrativa UTI (UTI) vacinação julgadas 25 chegar detalhes liminar covid19, 19, federal política covid1 1 covid-1 (UTI 2 covid-

Abstract This article analyses the case-law of the Brazilian Supreme Federal Court (STF) in relation to the policies for the prevention and treatment of Covid-19. With the support of data science and artificial intelligence, the STF´s decisions were systematically and exhaustively collected. These decisions were organized and classified into the following topics: social distancing, miscellaneous responses to Covid-19, face covering, requisition of private property, ICU beds, vaccination, and access to information. The organization and analysis of 253 judgments allow us to draw, with nuance and in detail, the following conclusions: an important share of the STF´s decisions was preliminary injunctions and made by a single Justice, the Court sought to protect the capacity of local governments to respond to the pandemic, some decisions show a critical attitude of the Court in relation to the federal government, in many cases there is an explicit overlap between the formal assessment of which federal entity (the federal government, state governments or municipal governments) has the authority to decide an issue and the substantive analysis of which policy should be implemented, and the STF has been hesitant to order complex measures for responding to the Covid-19 pandemic. caselaw case law (STF Covid19. Covid19 Covid 19. 19 intelligence STFs s collected topics distancing Covid19, 19, covering property beds vaccination information 25 draw detail conclusions Justice pandemic government implemented Covid-1 Covid1 1 2 Covid-

https://doi.org/10.1590/2317-6172202336

ARE THE SUS AND THE RIGHT TO HEALTH INCOMPATIBLE WITH UNIVERSAL HEALTH COVERAGE? Challenging Misconceptions Around the Concept of UHC in the Public Health Scholarship in Brazil
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WANG, DANIEL WEI LIANG

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sep 2020, Volume 39 N. 3 Pages 599 - 618

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RESUMO A literatura sobre Saúde Coletiva no Brasil tem criticado a ideia de cobertura universal de saúde (UHC) porque UHC preconizaria um modelo de saúde incompatível com o Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS) e com o direito à saúde. Este artigo analisa os fundamentos dessa crítica e conclui que ela se sustenta em uma “falácia do espantalho”. A ideia de UHC à qual os críticos se opõem guarda pouca semelhança com a ideia de UHC defendida por organizações internacionais e discutida na literatura internacional.

ABSTRACT The literature on public health in Brazil has criticized the idea of universal health coverage (UHC), arguing that UHC is incompatible with the universal health system and the right to health. This article assesses that criticism and concludes that it creates a “strawman” argument. The idea of UHC that is being criticized in Brazil bears little similarity to the concept of UHC promoted by international organizations and discussed in the international literature.

https://doi.org/10.25091/s01013300202000030009 454 downloads

Effects of melanocortin 1 receptor (MC1R) gene polymorphisms on plumage color in mule ducks
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Tu, Yi-Chen

; Wei, Liang-Yuan

; Chang, Yi-Ying

; Liu, Hsiu-Chou

; Lee, Hsien-Hsiung

; Yu, Yu-Hsiang

; Chen, Ming-Cheng

Revista Brasileira de Zootecnia

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2019, Volume 48 elocation e20180180

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ABSTRACT The objective of the present study was to investigate the effect of single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) of the melanocortin 1 receptor (MC1R) gene on plumage coloration in mule ducks. PCR-high-resolution melting analysis (PCR-HRM) and DNA sequencing were used to identify the SNP variability of the MC1R gene in white common ducks. Three non-synonymous SNP (MC1R gene exon 1, c.52G>A, c.376G>A, and c.409G>A) were identified in white Tsaiya ducks. Mating test (white Tsaiya ducks × white Muscovy drakes) in combination with polymerase chain reaction-restriction fragment length polymorphism (PCR-RFLP) was performed to investigate the effect of non-synonymous SNP of different maternal lines on plumage coloration in mule ducks. Genotyping results from 58 white Tsaiya ducks revealed the significant associations between genetic variations (c.52G>A, c.376A>G, and c.409G>A) and plumage color in two maternal populations. After genotyping of 266 mule ducks, these three non-synonymous SNP identified in white Tsaiya ducks were significantly associated with plumage color of mule ducks. Therefore, the polymorphisms of MC1R gene at c.52G>A, c.376A>G, and c.409G>A in white Tsaiya duck could be used in marker-assisted selection to improve the plumage color of mule ducks.

https://doi.org/10.1590/rbz4820180180 1038 downloads

OCULAR COMPLICATIONS CAUSED BY Cryptococcus gattii AFLP4/VGI MENINGITIS IN AN IMMUNOCOMPETENT HOST
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CHEN, Chang-Hua

; WANG, Shao-Hung

; CHEN, Wei Liang

; WANG, Wang-Fu

; CHEN, San-Ni

Revista do Instituto de Medicina Tropical de São Paulo

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2016, Volume 58 elocation 85

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https://doi.org/10.1590/S1678-9946201658085 578 downloads

Epidemiological characterization and prognostic factors in patients with confirmed cerebral cryptococcosis in central Taiwan
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Chen, Chang-Hua

; Sy, Hiu-Ngar

; Lin, Li-Jhen

; Yen, Hua-Cheg

; Wang, Shao-Hung

; Chen, Wei-Liang

; Chen, Yu-Min

; Chang, Yu-Jun

Journal of Venomous Animals and Toxins including Tropical Diseases

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2015, Volume 21 Pages 1 - 11

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<title>Abstract</title><sec><title>Background</title>Cryptococcal meningitis is a deadly fungal infection. This study aimed to characterize the epidemiology of cerebral cryptococcosis and to define its prognostic factors.</sec><sec><title>Methods</title>This cross-sectional study collected clinical information from cryptococcal meningitis patients with confirmed cerebral cryptococcosis from 2006 to 2012 at the Changhua Christian Healthcare System to access prognostic factors.</sec><sec><title>Results</title>Fifty-nine adult cryptococcal meningitis patients were studied. The incidence at Changhua Christian Healthcare System was approximately 170 episodes per 100,000 patients within the studied period. Forty-one of 59 cryptococcal meningitis patients developed complications. Overall, 12 of 59 patients died, for a three-month mortality rate of 20.3 %. Prognostic factors positively associated with the three-month mortality included age (>55 years), patient delay, prolonged delay by the doctor in administering antifungal agent therapy, duration of intensive care unit stay, chronic lung disease, cryptococcemia, headache, altered mental status, positive blood cultures, and high cerebrospinal fluid opening pressure (>250 mm H2O).</sec><sec><title>Conclusions</title>We strongly recommend early administration of an antifungal agent to each suspected cryptococcal meningitis patient to decrease both the delay by doctors in administering therapy and the mortality risk. Aggressive and supportive care for severe cryptococcal meningitis patients is critical to decrease overall mortality from this infection.</sec>

https://doi.org/10.1186/s40409-015-0012-0 971 downloads

Quem sou eu para discordar de um ministro do STF? O ensino do direito entre argumento de autoridade e livre debate de ideias
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Silva, Virgílio Afonso da

; Wang, Daniel Wei Liang

Revista Direito GV

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jun 2010, Volume 6 N. 1 Pages 95 - 118

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Este artigo tem como objetivo narrar uma experiência concreta com aulas participativas. O que se pretende é, entre outras coisas, demonstrar que nem sempre são necessárias reformulações radicais na metodologia do ensino jurídico para que resultados positivos sejam alcançados. Algumas das formas tradicionais de ensino - no caso em questão, os seminários - às vezes não produzem os efeitos desejados, por deficiências no planejamento ou por reproduzirem vícios do ensino jurídico, como: Ensino não participativo; foco no argumento de autoridade; muita exposição e pouco debate; falta de incentivo a posturas críticas etc. A reprodução desses vícios, aliada ao fato de que, nos seminários, muitas vezes o professor está ausente, parece-nos ser a causa da percepção generalizada de que aulas de seminários são uma forma menos importante de aprendizado. Nossa experiência tem demonstrado que esse cenário pode ser muito diferente, se alguns cuidados forem tomados.

The aim of this paper is to narrate an experience with participative classes. We argue that radical changes in the current methods of legal education are not always necessary in order to achieve positive outcomes. Sometimes the participative methods already used in brazilian legal education - we focus on seminars - fail to lead to good results either due to deficiencies in planning, or because they tend to replicate the most common problems associated with non-participative methods, such as: Focusing on arguments from authority; excess of lecturing and lack of debate; lack of incentive to critical attitudes, among many others. The replication of these problems, combined with the recurrent absence of the professor responsible for the course, seems to us to be the main cause of the widespread perception that seminars are a method of learning of minor importance. our experience, however, has shown that this scenario may change significantly if due care is exercised.

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Escassez de recursos, custos dos direitos e reserva do possível na jurisprudência do STF
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Wang, Daniel Wei Liang

Revista Direito GV

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dec 2008, Volume 4 N. 2 Pages 539 - 568

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Este artigo analisa os temas da escassez de recursos, custos dos direitos e cláusula de reserva do possível na jurisprudência do Supremo Tribunal Federal brasileiro. Por meio do estudo dessas decisões, procuro, primeiramente, descobrir em que tipo de matéria esses temas são comumente debatidos nos julgamentos do Supremo Tribunal Federal. Em um segundo momento, procuro entender a forma como o tribunal trata esses temas em sua jurisprudência e os critérios utilizados em suas análises. Por fim, busco examinar se a análise jurídica dos ministros leva em consideração preocupações relativas às conseqüências econômicas e distributivas das decisões. A pesquisa de acórdãos foi feita com base nestes três temas: direito à saúde, direito à educação e intervenção federal por não pagamento de precatórios. Em uma primeira fase, analiso o tratamento dado aos custos dos direitos, à reserva do possível e à escassez de recursos dentro de cada um desses temas. E, em um segundo momento, cruzo os resultados obtidos em cada tema para mostrar as diferenças de tratamento.

This article presents an analysis the concepts of costs of rights, resource limitation and the "under reserve of the possibilities" clause are featured in the Brazilian Federal Supreme Court case-law. By analyzing Brazilian Supreme Court's decisions, my aim is to verify, firstly, in which subjects these themes appear more frequently. Secondly, I intend to assess how this court deals with the referred themes in its case law and what are the criteria applied. finally, I attempt to examine if the judges decision making process takes into consideration economic and distributive consequences. The survey on court decisions was based on three categories of legal discussions: right to health, right to education, and federal intervention for the non-payment of judicial debts. Initially, I examine the treatment received by the concepts of costs of rights, resource limitation and the "under reserve of the possibilities" clause in each category. And, subsequently, I compare the results obtained in order to highlight their differences.

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Status and promise of particle interferometry in heavy-ion collisions
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Bekele, Selemon

; Braghin, Fabio

; Chajecki, Zbigniew

; Chung, Paul

; Cramer, John G.

; Csörgo, Tamás

; Eggers, Hans

; Gavin, Sean

; Grassi, Frédérique

; Hama, Yogiro

; Kisiel, Adam

; Ko, Che-Ming

; Koide, Tomoi

; Krein, Gastão

; Lacey, Roy

; Lednicky, Richard

; Lisa, Michael A.

; Metzger, Wesley

; Miskowiec, Dariusz

; Morita, Kenji

; Padula, Sandra S.

; Pratt, Scott

; Qian, Wei-Liang

; Simak, Vladislav

; Sinyukov, Yuri

; Sumbera, Michal

; Tavares, Bernardo M.

; Verde, Giuseppe

; Zschiesche, Detlef

Brazilian Journal of Physics

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sep 2007, Volume 37 N. 3a Pages xxxi - xxxiv

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Distribution of hyperons in 200A GeV Au-Au in smoothed particle hydrodynamics
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Qian, Wei-Liang

; Andrade, Rone

; Socolowski Jr., Otávio

; Grassi, Frédérique

; Kodama, Takeshi

; Hama, Yogiro

Brazilian Journal of Physics

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jun 2007, Volume 37 N. 2c Pages 767 - 769

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The transverse momentum distributions of hadrons in 200GeV Au-Au collisions at RHIC are calculated using the smoothed particle hydrodynamics code SPheRIO. They are compared with data from STAR and PHOBOS Collaborations. By employing an equation of state which explicitly incorporates the strangeness conservation and introducing strangeness chemical potential into the code, the transverse spectra give a reasonable description of experimental data, except the multiplicities of hyperons.

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