What is the constitutional rule on the death penalty?
Explanation
Article 24 protects human life and prohibits the death penalty without these exceptions.
Sources and citations
Artigo 24.º, n.os 1–2
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Article 24 protects human life and prohibits the death penalty without these exceptions.
Artigo 24.º, n.os 1–2
Article 25 protects personal integrity and bans torture and cruel, degrading or inhuman treatment or punishment.
Artigo 25.º, n.os 1–2
Article 26 protects reputation and private and family life, among other personal rights.
Artigo 26.º, n.os 1–2
The Constitution protects liberty but specifies exceptions, such as being caught in the act and other defined situations. It does not authorize arbitrary detention.
Artigo 27.º, n.os 1–3
Article 31 provides habeas corpus before the competent court against abuse of power through illegal imprisonment or detention.
Artigo 31.º, n.os 1–3
Article 32 maintains the presumption of innocence until conviction becomes final, with defence guarantees.
Artigo 32.º, n.os 1–3, 8
Article 34 protects both and specifies exceptions, including judicial entry rules and criminal-procedure cases provided by law.
Artigo 34.º, n.os 1–4
Protection includes access to one’s own data, correction, updating and knowledge of their purpose, under law.
Artigo 35.º, n.os 1–4, 7
Article 36 prohibits such discrimination and discriminatory official descriptions of parentage.
Artigo 36.º, n.os 1–6
Freedom of expression and information excludes censorship, but offences remain subject to applicable general principles.
Artigo 37.º, n.os 1–4
Religion does not exempt anyone from civic duties. The right to conscientious objection is guaranteed under law.
Artigo 41.º, n.os 1–3, 6
Article 43 establishes nonconfessional public education; Article 41 separates religious communities from the State.
Artigo 41.º, n.os 4–5; 43.º, n.º 3