Instituição policial militar e segurança pública - Universidade do ...
Instituição policial militar e segurança pública - Universidade do ...
Instituição policial militar e segurança pública - Universidade do ...
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ABSTRACT<br />
This Master’s Thesis is linked to the Production and<br />
Application of Law line of research, as well as the Criminal Policies and Law<br />
Production research project. It was conceived with the objective to promote a<br />
critical analysis of the <strong>militar</strong>y police and Public Security institutions, from a<br />
juridical political perspective. The inductive method was applied in order to<br />
proceed to the investigation, the Cartesian method was applied in the data<br />
treatment phase, and the report on results was based on inductive logic. This<br />
study verifies that legal policies, based on the right that should be, constitute<br />
themselves fundamentally in a model capable of conforming the Brazilian <strong>militar</strong>y<br />
police institution to social aspirations and necessities, reducing to the maximum<br />
the inherent violence to their intervention. From this perspective, the Brazilian<br />
Military Police present themselves as an instrument for social transformation,<br />
adjusted to reality, committed to the entire population and not merely to<br />
determined social sectors. The <strong>militar</strong>y police model is also thus sustained upon<br />
humanistic bases that characterize legal policies, which should be reborn with the<br />
redemocratization of the country, guaranteed Public Security through<br />
pre<strong>do</strong>minantly pro-active actions, with the unrestricted observance to the ideals of<br />
a Democratic State of Law, to human life, liberty, and dignity. The conformation of<br />
the institution to the postulates of legal policies will cause a new paradigm to arise,<br />
in which the efficiency of the police institution will be linked to its capacity to<br />
catalyze efforts with other institutions and with the very community, keeping in<br />
mind the availability of protective measurements which neutralize the local risk<br />
factors for crime and violence, for in a naturally unjust and conflicting society,<br />
public order and true peace cannot be imposed, resulting from discussion,<br />
negotiation, and concession to a dignified pattern of life for all the population.