Structural racism on war on drugs: the Habeas Corpus 240,208/SP and the United States jurisprudence
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10530152Keywords:
Mass incarceration, Reasonable suspicion, Racial profilingAbstract
This article aims to compare the American jurisprudence on personal searches related to felony drugs and the discussion about racial profiling at the Brazilian Supreme Court through the Habeas Corpus 208,240/SP. The work’s methodology girded bibliographic and jurisprudential review. The strict policy and laws about drugs in the United States, which led them to the largest incarcerated population in the world, reveal the importance of that matter. The trial’s result may indicate the delicate prison situation paths in Brazil.
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