CENÁRIO DA RESSOCIALIZAÇÃO DO PRIVADO DE LIBERDADE NOS PRESÍDIOS BRASILEIROS

Abstract

This work arises due to the fact that prisoners deprived of liberty in Brazil live outside their social rights, being largely deprived of: material assistance, health assistance, educational assistance, social and religious assistance. Even with the enactment of the Penal Execution Law of July 1984, Brazilian prisoners do not have their rights respected by the criminal enforcement agencies. The vast bibliographical content reinforces the fact that it is not enough to have welfare rights aimed at those deprived of liberty for there to be compliance in the practice of these rights. Thus, it is evident that the existing constitutional guarantees relating to the dignity of the human person are not sufficient for their application to take place in practice. To achieve the result of this study, a qualitative methodology was used through analysis of the theoretical framework of the theme. Upon concluding this study, it appears that those deprived of liberty in our country live far from their rights provided for in our Federal Constitution of 1988, as well as in the specific legislation that is the Penal Execution Law, making it clear that the execution system Brazilian criminal law as a whole needs mechanisms and feasible investments regarding the effectiveness and efficiency of public policies that aim at the resocialization of those deprived of liberty who are serving time in our country.