INDICATIONS IN MILITARY POLICE INQUIRIES PREPARED BY PMPR: LEGAL ASPECTS AND REFLECTIONS AT THE INSTITUTIONAL SCOPE
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https://doi.org/10.51891/rease.v11i2.18238Keywords:
Military Police Inquiry. Indictment. Broad defense and contradictory. Modernization of the organizational structure. Strategic planning.Abstract
The study of the concept and legal foundations of indictment, in the context of Military Police Inquiries initiated by the Military Police of Paraná, and the appropriate way of using such an institute, represents a major step in the pursuit of organizational objectives, namely the protection of the institutional image, the search for the real truth in the investigation of military crimes and the implementation of the rights of defense to be guaranteed to military police officers as a result of acts of service. The implementation of the constitutional principles of broad defense and contradiction in the administrative procedures instituted by the Military Police of Paraná, even if in a deferred and restricted manner, is a pressing need for the Institution, in view of the need to combat the deficiency of legal assistance to state military personnel for acts arising from the exercise of police activity. The implementation of the EPROCPMPR electronic system for preparing Military Police Inquiry records stands out as a relevant institutional advance, following technological advances in the contemporary world and providing the modernization of the PMPR's organizational structure. In this area, organizational regulations must be updated, providing greater solidity to the mechanisms for granting full defense and contradictory rights within administrative procedures carried out at the corporate level. Achieving efficiency and effectiveness in the activities carried out provides the sophistication of process management, harmoniously connected to the Corporation's strategic planning.
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