EFFECTIVENESS OF CONSTITUTIONAL PRECEPTS IN A PRISON ENVIRONMENT
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https://doi.org/10.51891/rease.v7i2.923Keywords:
Constitution; Prison environment; Fundamental rights.Abstract
The Brazilian prison system is characterized by the precarious nature of penitentiary units, and the absence of sanitary conditions, overcrowding and complete disrespect for human rights and constitutional precepts are routine. In view of this complex scenario, the study aims to analyze how the fundamental rights of the prison population are violated, and the specific objectives are to: characterize the so-called fundamental rights in the light of the Constitution, analyze why the Brazilian prison system it has been negligence by the State, as well as studying the importance of realizing these rights as a form of social rehabilitation for detainees. The study is justified from the point of view that the Constitution emphasizes equal rights among Brazilian citizens, as well as determines that it is the State's duty to punish, but also to create conditions for the rehabilitation of the prison population, and the punishment must be concentrate on deprivation of liberty and never on exposure of them to degrading situations within the penitentiaries. Having established these precepts, the study seeks to achieve the objectives through a qualitative literature review.
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