Prision discipline
reflections on constitutionality déficits in criminal execution
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Execução Penal, Disciplina Carcerária, Reintegração SocialAbstract
The present study is a theoretical reflection on legal guidelines regarding Prison Discipline, focusing on the analysis of constitutional deficits in Penal Execution. It’s based on reductive theology (harm reduction in the prison environment), in a critical theoretical approach to the reality of prison life, aiming to question the legal-constitutional adequacy of consolidated understandings Discipline in doctrinal and jurisprudential grounds. We’re seeking to develop interpretative parameters integrated to the normative purpose of Penal Execution, which is the social reintegration of a legally sentenced person (Art. 1 of the LEP). The disciplinary parameters developed are: i) strict and extended legality; ii) enforceable proportionality; iii) presumption about Prison of disciplinary innocence and iv) disciplinary culpability. This study also emphasizes the need to rethink Prison Discipline with a different perspective in order to overcome a punitive/sanctional paradigm for an educational outlook that allows the sentence’s readjustment in favor of the convict's needs for social integration (individualization of penalties).
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