PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP IN THE BRAZILIAN PENITENTIARY SYSTEM: A LEGAL PERSPECTIVE Vinícius Alfredo Nogueira

Abstract

This study examines the legal and social feasibility of Public-Private Partnerships in the administration of the Brazilian prison system, in order to conclusively demonstrate the consequences of this alternative for the resocialization of those who suffer the effects of deprivation of liberty. Thus, the proposal has as its specific objective the study of the nature and limits of the exercise of the monopoly of state coercion, the analysis of the viability of delegating public services of the security system, the legal nature and the legal basis for the public-private partnership of prison services and activities, demonstrating through practical and theoretical aspects the viability of partnerships in view of their role in reintegrating offenders into society. The work is the result of a Scientific Initiation program at Universidade Santa Cecília, linked to the line of research, Study of the Penitentiary System and Administration of Justice, of the research group, Penal Protection of the Information Society and Economic Relations.