⚖️ FIRST STEPS IN LAW: the method for those who want to learn Law in a simple and objective way (without pulling your hair out because of boring classes or confusing books). ???? REGISTRATION through the website: https://cintiabrunelli.com.br/direito ⚖️ Read the book INTRODUCTION TO THE WORLD OF LAW and learn, in one afternoon, what Law students take 6 months to learn in college. ???? BUY THE BOOK through the website: https://cintiabrunelli.com.br/intro ❤️️ MY WEBSITE: https://cintiabrunelli.com.br ???? TELEGRAM Group: https://t.me/cintiabrunelli ???? INSTAGRAM: / me.julga ???? EMAIL: [email protected] ???? Also subscribe to the NOVATOS DO DIREITO channel: / @novatosdodireito Political rights, also called citizenship rights, are the rights that allow someone to have effective participation and influence in government activities through voting, holding public office or using other instruments provided for in laws and the constitution. Being entitled to political rights means being able to register to vote (i.e., register to vote - what we call “getting a voter registration card”), as well as being eligible to run for an elected office, or to be appointed to certain non-elective public offices. It also means having the right to vote in elections, plebiscites and referendums, to submit bills through popular initiative and to propose popular action. Those who are not entitled to political rights cannot join a political party or hold any public office, even non-elective. Political rights include the rules that allow participation in the electoral process, whether as a voter or as a candidate. Electoral capacity is divided into active and passive. Active capacity is the right to VOTE. In order to have the right to vote, it is necessary to register to vote. By registering to vote (getting a voter registration card), we say that the person officially becomes a citizen. Citizenship is synonymous with having political rights. Voter registration is mandatory for all literate people between the ages of 18 and 70. It is optional for illiterate people, those between the ages of 16 and 18, and those over the age of 70. It is PROHIBITED for foreigners and convicts. Passive electoral capacity is the right to be voted in an electoral process. The requirements for passive electoral capacity are also called eligibility conditions. Some of the topics covered in this video: minimum age for taking office differences between loss, suspension, and revocation of political rights differences between plebiscite, referendum, and popular initiative how reelection works what disqualification is for what is reflexive ineligibility summary of political parties Enjoy the video! ===================================== COMMON SEARCHES: 1 - Political Rights: what they are and how to exercise them 2 - Political Rights in the Federal Constitution 3 - Political rights and political parties (summary) 4 - Political Rights art. 14 to 17 of the CF/88 #CintiaBrunelli #PoliticalRights #ConstitutionalRight ===================================== --PLAYLISTS I RECOMMEND-- LEGAL CAREERS • • LEGAL CAREERS: All about the Pr... INTRODUCTION TO LAW • • INTRODUCTION TO LAW: Easy and Easy Classes... THEORY OF LAW - POLITICS, CULTURE AND LEGAL PHILOSOPHY • • THEORY OF LAW - POLITICS, CULTURE... CONSTITUTIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW • • CONSTITUTIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW... ===================================== --VIDEOS I RECOMMEND-- INTRODUCTION TO LAW: Easy Step by Step to Understand (Complete Class) • • INTRODUCTION TO LAW: Step by Step ... WHAT IS LAW SCHOOL LIKE? • • WHAT IS LAW SCHOOL LIKE? Still... HOW TO LEARN LAW FASTER starting from SCRATCH • • How to learn Law FASTER, me... TIPS FOR BEGINNERS in the LAW COURSE: • • TIPS FOR BEGINNERS IN THE LAW COURSE ... ===================================== ABOUT THE CHANNEL Cíntia Brunelli explains Law in a simple way and helps you study better. This channel is aimed at students studying Law, future university students, beginners preparing for public exams or even those interested in learning about law to understand the news about the legal field. In her videos, she also tells how she passed public exams while still in college, how she studies to learn faster and several ways to do well on tests and get questions right. 00:00 Leave your Like! 01:00 Not a subscriber yet? Subscribe :D 02:00 Special Links in the Description