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Abstract

This article portrays the differentiation in the face of the conceptions of the Brazilian and foreign legal systems, regarding the right to be let alone. Alluding to the case of the release of films, involving Suzane Louise von Richthofen and the brothers Daniel and Cristian Cravinhos de Paula e Silva, we seek to demonstrate the application of the consideration of constitutional norms and principles, as well as the purpose and way of use of personal data from past criminal events, especially those that have elapsed for a considerable amount of time. Through bibliographic research, the right to be let alone is conceptualized and its support in relation to the Brazilian legal system is demonstrated. In view of the statistical data collected, through the application of an online questionnaire, it was possible to identify the low level of knowledge of law students in the city of Joinville, state of Santa Catarina, on the subject of parricide, even after consuming content related to the case. Richthofen, as 48% of students had access to films released in 2021 and most of them are aware of the case even before the releases.