CAVALCANTI, T. T. R.; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3780870746640927; CAVALCANTI, Téssio Thalles Ribeiro.
Resumen:
This research analyzes the (in) feasibility of the co-management model in
penitentiaries from today's context of Brazil, with a public-private partnership in the
management of the national penitentiary. In this sense, the government was bound to
select the director of the prison unit and the sentence of imprisoned while private
partnership would meet other needs of the penal institution as sanitation, provision of
services in health, clothing, providing work for inmates, etc.. There is a growing trend
in the adoption of co-management model in Brazilian prisons due to the use of the
model in other parts of the world such as the United States, which therefore creates
the need for an analysis of the (in) vialibidade this trend. Thus, we will study the Law
7.210/84 (Penal Execution Law) as the legal instrument command in the
administration of punishment. Highlight the essential conceptual approach given to
the co-management system of differentiating systems such as privatization and
outsourcing, as well as the favorable minunciosa analysis of arguments (un) applying
the model in Brazilian prisons. It will be further discussed, and historical
developments in the application of the penalty and prison systems that gave such a
development in Brazil. Finally, the situation of inmates in today's prison system and
the performance of the models already experienced co-management in some states
of Brazil will report herself.
