Assuming that the Brazilian Constitution is being considered, analyze the following statements and indicate if they are true or false: 1. The Const...

Assuming that the Brazilian Constitution is being considered, analyze the following statements and indicate if they are true or false:
1. The Constitution prohibits the coercive removal of foreigners from national territory, which would characterize the penalty of expulsion.
2. There is no death penalty in Brazil under any circumstances.
3. No Brazilian citizen can be extradited.
4. The collective security order can be filed by a political party represented in the National Congress.
5. Suppose that, due to the lack of regulatory norms, Joaquim, a Brazilian citizen, resident and domiciled in Brazil, finds it impossible to exercise prerogatives inherent to citizenship. In this case, Joaquim must file a popular action.
6. The perpetual penalty can only be instituted if previously approved in a plebiscite.
7. The extradition of a naturalized Brazilian is authorized for a crime committed after naturalization.
8. In order to protect police officers and police delegates against possible retaliation by the people they arrest, prisoners have no right to identify those responsible for their arrest.
9. Any political party can file a collective security order to protect a clear and certain right.
10. The habeas data is the appropriate instrument to remove the illegality of deprivation of the right to freedom.
11. For the filing of a popular action, the author must demonstrate the full exercise of his political rights.
12. The criminal law may retroact to benefit the defendant.
13. An association with six months of existence can file a collective security order.
14. If a Brazilian citizen travels to another foreign country, commits a crime involving illicit drug trafficking there, and returns to his country of origin, if that country requests the extradition of that individual, Brazil may extradite him.
15. The habeas corpus can be filed against an act emanating from the public power or against an act of an individual, whenever someone suffers or is threatened with violence or coercion in their freedom of movement.
16. According to the current position of the STF, the only accepted hypotheses of civil imprisonment, in Brazilian law, are those of the debtor of alimony and the unfaithful depositary.
17. Habeas data will be granted to ensure knowledge of information relating to the petitioner's person or third parties, contained in records or databases of government entities or public character.

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