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116do MNDH, Recife: MNDH, 1994), among other texts.Piovesan, Flávia: Professor of Human Rights and Constitutional Law atthe Catholic University of São Paulo (Pontifícia Universidade Católica deSão Paulo, PUC/SP); visiting fellow at the Human Rights Program atHarvard Law School (1995 and 2000); member of the Justice and PeaceCommission, the Latin American and Caribbean Committee for theDefense of Women's Rights (Comitê Latino-Americano e do Caribe para aDefesa dos Direitos das Mulheres -- CLADEM) and the Advisory Board ofthe Global Justice Center; Assistant Attorney General and Coordinatorfor the São Paulo State Attorney General's Working Group on HumanRights.da Silva, José Fernando: Graduated in History from the CatholicUniversity of Pernambuco (Universidad Católica de Pernambuco,UNICAP); advisor for the MNDH Database; member of theorganizational team for the Violência em Manchete series; advisor toNational Council on Children's and Adolescents' Rights (ConselhoNacional dos Direitos da Criança e Adolescente CONANDA) 1999-2000and 2001-2002; coordinator, Luiz Freire Cultural Center (Centro deCultura Luiz Freire) programs for children and adolescents.Analytical and OrganizationalTeamJayme Benvenuto Lima Jr. (Ed.), Valdênia Brito, James Cavallaro,Oscar Gatica, Fabiana Gorenstein, Fernando Matos, Paulo Moraes,Luciano Oliveira, Flávia Piovesan, Rosiana Quieroz,José Fernando da Silva, Juliana César Tavares, Miguel TelloFabiana Gorenstein, Juliana Cesar TavaresJames Cavallaro, Jenny TrinitapoliCase SystematizationEnglish Translation
117AcknowledgmentsTo the Brazilian and internationalorganizations that made thepresentation of this publicationthduring the 57 session of the UnitedNations Human Rights Commissionin Geneva in April 2001 possible:Catholic Relief ServicesEcumenical Services Coordination CESEInternational Federation for Human RightsFranciscans International/Dominicans for Justice and PeaceFord Foundation BrazilTo the organizations and people whohave provided summary accounts ofcases of extrajudicial, arbitrary orsummary executions:• Don Helder Câmera Social Studies and Action Center, Maria AparecidaPedrosa Bezerra• Human Rights Center of the Archdiocese of Fortaleza, João Accioly• Global Justice Center, Cristina Buarque de Hollanda (Rio de Janeiro)and Sandra Cavalho (São Paulo)• Office of Representative Luiz Couto (PB), Representative Luiz Coutoand Itamiran Cavalcanti• GAJOP, Fabiana Gorenstein and Juliana Cesar Tavares• Police Ombudsman of the State of São Paulo
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In memory of all the victims ofextr
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PART TWO1. Cases of Extrajudicial,
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91IntroductionINTRODUCTIONThe prese
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12Executive Summary2Homicide has re
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14overall, in cases with indicia of
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16A Brief Overviewof Extrajudicial,
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18equally valid in the case of extr
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20With the gradual transition from
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22carry out land reform.This practi
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24extrajudicial, summary or arbitra
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26Next, we analyze a subset of thes
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28At the same time, the public inte
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30dia-reported cases is registered
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32Of these media-reported cases att
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34POLICE VIOLENCEIn the State of S
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36Table 05:Distribution of Victims
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38Analyzing media-reported homicide
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40Tabela 10:Distribution of Victims
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42The discourse that characterizes
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44To these reasons, one other justi
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46responded favorably (either "agre
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48Legal Aspectsof Extrajudicial,Sum
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50one-year legacy of authoritariani
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56impunity stimulates the practice
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Part Two
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62delay, the accused were freed in
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64as Lea, who affirmed that he was
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