Princípios constitucionais e a comunicação: quando os veículos de informação atuam de forma controversa e como suprajuízes se travestem de poder judiciário

Abstract

The present work deals with the media language, which, often using the speed of information and sensationalist discourse, reaches fundamental rights of suspects and accused persons. Crime awakens the attention of the human being and instills in society a sense of justice. When media outlets, based on freedom of the press and the right to information, do not adequately cover coverage, they end up in the collision of fundamental rights, such as journalism and personality - such as honor and image - as well as basilar Right to the adversary and ample defense. This greatly affects public opinion. Notwithstanding the focus on the recipient, as one more content producer in the communicative process, Criminal Law and Public Security Journalism are in constant contact with regard to the harmonization of fundamental rights, which is essential for quality communication in line with a fair trial.