GERMANO, M. D.; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5416045631033210; GERMANO, Maíra Dantas.
Resumo:
This study aims to analyze the public-private partnerships' institute and the possibility
of using them as a way of improvement for the national prison system. Broach about
the peculiarities of such institute, inserted in the Brazilian through the enactment of
Law 11.079/04, its modalities and procedure. Exposes the reality of crisis and
overcrowding plaguing the prison establishments in Brazil, degrading and inhuman
treatment that is meted out to the inmates and to disregard the norms of protection
laid out in the Law 7.210/84 and other regulations that deal with the prisoner
condition nationally and internationally. Furthermore the study addresses generated
discussion among jurists regarding the feasibility, benefits and detriments that the
institute can bring to the Brazilian prisons, bringing as an example the first Brazilian
penitentiary implemented through a public-private partnership in the state of Minas
Gerais. Specifically, the paper demonstrates that remain amply proven the benefits of
implementing Public Private Partnerships to enhance the structure of prisons and
provide better care to the inmates, giving them decent quality of life inherent in the
human condition.