Renan Santos: Everything is absolutely constitutional because the penal law of the enemy — that is, the idea of treating part of criminality as an anomalous entity, as someone who does not behave as a citizen — has already been received by our Constitution.
Renan Santos: There is, for example, something called the 'Shoot-Down Law.'
When a foreign airplane, sometimes carrying drugs, enters national territory and does not respond to the Air Force's requests to land, it is permitted to shoot it down.
Renan Santos: We have other examples, for instance the Anti-Terror Law in Brazil.
Renan Santos: The Anti-Terror Law brings the idea of the penal law of the enemy.