A importância da linguagem corporal dos acusados como meio de prova para o convencimento do juiz

Abstract

When we talk about means of proof, testimonials quickly come to mind, material obtained by forensics, images from cameras in establishments, cell phone recordings, etc., all of this came through innovations in the judiciary over the years, being a way to improve their means of proof and as a way to reduce the percentage of doubts in cases, Today the processes are online and we don't have to flip through countless pages, we have a wide variety of artifacts that can be used so that each party in the process can prove the veracity of what it defends, but couldn't all this innovation be even greater? If we insert one more means of proof in the legal system, the probability of the magistrate having doubts about the sentence to be given would be smaller, and instead of analyzing external objects, why not analyze the accused himself? Therefore, this paper suggests the implementation of body language as a means of evidence. Body language is present in everything we do, whether consciously or not, but it is always possible that someone is saying something different from what he really thinks, so our body gives us away, something that may go unnoticed to the naked eye, but that to the eyes of an expert in body language would be able to identify perfectly.