A TUTELA PENAL DOS PACIENTES PSIQUIÁTRICOS APÓS A RESOLUÇÃO N. 487 DO CNJ: ENTRE A DESINSTITUCIONALIZAÇÃO E O VAZIO NORMATIVO
A TUTELA PENAL DOS PACIENTES PSIQUIÁTRICOS APÓS A RESOLUÇÃO N. 487 DO CNJ: ENTRE A DESINSTITUCIONALIZAÇÃO E O VAZIO NORMATIVO
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22533/at.ed.8151112523065
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Palavras-chave: Resolução n. 487; Manicômios Judiciais; Política Antimanicomial; Saúde Mental; Reiteração Criminosa.
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Keywords: Resolution n. 487; Judicial Asylums; Anti-Asylum Policy; Mental Health e Criminal Reiteration.
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Abstract: The theme of this work is Resolution No. 487 of the National Council of Justice (CNJ), which establishes the Anti-Manicomial Policy of the Judiciary and establishes procedures for implement the International Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and Law n. 10.216/2001 in criminal proceedings and the implementation of security measures. The objective. The general work is to study the impacts of the closure of judicial asylum in the light of the Resolution 487, which prioritizes outpatient treatment over hospitalization, with the analysis of Direct Unconstitutionality Actions (ADI's) No 7566 and 7454. Moreover, from the case "De Assis," which involves a defendant with schizophrenia who tried to kill an elderly person, the study seeks to explore the consequences of the application of safety measures, such as treatment outpatient, and questions its effectiveness, especially in cases of criminal reiteration. A research takes place through the hypothetical deductive method, whose methodological procedures adopted were the case study, the bibliographic and documentary research. The research highlights the lack of adequate resources in community services and general hospitals for treatment mental health, which compromises the effectiveness of care and generates disassistance to the psychiatric patients. In addition, the resolution does not regulate how to proceed when the Clinical picture of patients worsens, leaving a legal void regarding dangerousness of these. The work concludes that, despite the intention of deinstitutionalization, the lack of infrastructure and regulatory omission can put both patients and society.
- Emiliano Peggion de Carvalho
- Luana Chalegra Ermita