PUBLIC POLICIES IN THE PRISON SYSTEM OF GAUCHO

Abstract

It is with great pleasure that we present the digital book "Public Policies in the Rio Grande do Sul Prison System", a work that seeks to analyze the challenges, advances and perspectives of the prison system in Rio Grande do Sul, with a focus on reintegration into society, the actions of criminal factions and humane management models.

The Brazilian prison system faces serious structural problems, such as overcrowding, violence and the difficulty of social reintegration of ex-prisoners. In Rio Grande do Sul, these challenges are compounded by the growing influence of criminal organizations and the need for effective public policies that prioritize human dignity and the reduction of recidivism.

In this work, divided into three fundamental chapters, we address:

In Chapter 01 – Reintegration into society in the Prison System, we discuss the principles of the Penal Execution Law (LEP) and the importance of education, work and psychosocial care as tools for reintegration. We also analyze the obstacles that prevent the effectiveness of these policies in the state.

In Chapter 02 – The Beginning of Factions, we investigate the origin and consolidation of the main criminal factions in Brazil and their influence on the prison system in Rio Grande do Sul. Based on data and studies, we explore how these organizations impact public safety and prison dynamics.

In Chapter 03 – Rio Grande do Sul Prison Unit with a Focus on Humanized Reintegration, we present successful experiences of prison units in RS that adopt a management model focused on humanization and preparation for return to society. We highlight educational, labor and mental health programs that demonstrate positive results.

This digital book is intended for academics, legal professionals, public administrators, prison officers and all those interested in the debate on criminal justice and social reintegration policies. Our goal is to contribute to critical and proactive reflection, seeking paths that balance public safety and human rights.

May this work serve as an instrument of knowledge and inspiration for necessary transformations in the prison system in Rio Grande do Sul and Brazil.

Happy reading to all,

Maike Stredr Ferreira Machado

Claiton de Souza Borges

Fabricio Venturini

Romulo Rodrigues Del Olmo

Juliano Costa dos Reis

Michela Schluter da Silva