O ESTADO DE EXCEÇÃO E A NECROPOLÍTICA EM TEMPOS DE PANDEMIA: uma análise do Estado de Coisas Inconstitucional do sistema penitenciário a partir da ADPF 347
O ESTADO DE EXCEÇÃO E A NECROPOLÍTICA EM TEMPOS DE PANDEMIA: uma análise do Estado de Coisas Inconstitucional do sistema penitenciário a partir da ADPF 347
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22533/at.ed.9022422107
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Palavras-chave: Estado de Exceção. Política de morte. Covid-19.
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Keywords: State of Exception. Death policy. Covid-19.
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Abstract: The present work seeks to investigate the figure of the State of Exception allied to a selective policy of death within Brazilian penitentiaries from the analysis of ADPF (Arguição de Descumprimento de Preceito Fundamental) 347 in which it came to decree the State of Things Unconstitutional in prison reality. in the year 2015. Using an inductive research method, it was possible to observe the clear distance from the guarantees of fundamental rights with regard to the reality of detainees, in which individuals provided with freedom end up having other institutionalized rights suppressed, thus creating within the prison system a pole of exception that feeds social control of this minority from a state figure. ADPF 347 evidenced the existence of a conjunctural failure of the three state powers and behaved as a remedy to remedy the chaotic reality of prisons. However, it did not take place as an efficient means to combat the wide and generalized sequence of rights violations, this problem proved to be perceptible through the impact that the coronavirus pandemic caused in what gives rise to the absence of continuity of mitigating measures to the condition of the system. prison, as the State of Exception in penitentiaries attached to the death policy was strengthened in the face of Covid-19, which revealed the many structural and highly complex obstacles in terms of proposing a practical, realistic and continuous measure that causes positive effects on the prison scenario devastated by the spread of the virus.
- Cariny Nogueira Melo
- Daniel Alves Alvarenga