CRIMINAL NON-PROSECUTION AGREEMENT IN THE BRAZILIAN AND GOIÁS PRISON SYSTEM IN 2020

Abstract

This article sought to address the non-criminal prosecution agreement in the Brazilian prison system and in the state of Goiás and aimed to analyze the effects generated from the implementation of the ANPP institute, as well as the consequences resulting from such application within the scope of the Brazilian and Goiás prison system. This is a qualitative and exploratory bibliographic research. This study points out that there is no solution to the problem of overcrowding in Brazil, due to the disrespect for the prison system of fundamental precepts guaranteed in the International Letters in which Brazil is a signatory, and disrespect for the Brazilian Constitution itself. It also points out that the fact of overvaluing the ANPP mechanism under the justification of accelerating criminal justice to face its crisis, hides the need for critical questioning of the growing social expansion through Criminal Law, which actually prevents the confrontation of its real causes. However, it is more advantageous to accept the agreement than to serve a conventional detention sentence and, in addition, there may be, in the long term, a deficit of prisoners in terms of vacancies in the prison system.