Carlos Imbrosio Filho’s ‘Police Power in Constitution and Practice: A Legal Dialogue between Brazil and Portugal on Public Security’ Digested for the Anglophone Reader

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https://doi.org/10.21814/rdl.2026.dig-01

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police power, public administration, constitutional law, administrative law, public security, freedom and property, public order, normative-legal comparison, policing, right to security

Abstract

This is a digest for the English-speaking circles of learning. This conspectus develops across five thematic stations, traversing the compass, conceptual apparatus, operational conduct, systemic fruits, and the foundational substrate that order and substantiate Carlos Imbrosio Filho’s inquiry.

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Imbrosio-Filho Carlos, ‘O Poder de Polícia na Constituição e na Prática: Um Diálogo Jurídico entre Brasil e Portugal sobre Segurança Pública’ (2026) 1 RDL 1 https://doi.org/10.21814/rdl.2026.st-01

Carlos Imbrosio Filho’s ‘Police Power in Constitution and Practice: A Legal Dialogue between Brazil and Portugal on Public Security’ Digested for the Anglophone Reader (Robert Junqueira)

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2026-04-27

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No. 1 (2026): Law, Freedom, and Peace

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Digests

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Carlos Imbrosio Filho’s ‘Police Power in Constitution and Practice: A Legal Dialogue between Brazil and Portugal on Public Security’ Digested for the Anglophone Reader. (2026). Journal of Portuguese-Speaking Law, 1, 1-2. https://doi.org/10.21814/rdl.2026.dig-01