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O MÉTODO APAC COMO ALTERNATIVA DE GESTÃO PRISIONAL

Authors: Leonardo Athayde de Albuquerque; Ariane Marciele Veiga Gripa Bordin; Cid André Garcia Pereira; Diego Conceição Monteiro; Eduardo Lopes Cardozo; Luan Benetti Valim; Luana dos Santos Rodrigues Espindola; +5 Authors

O MÉTODO APAC COMO ALTERNATIVA DE GESTÃO PRISIONAL

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RESUMO: O cumprimento da pena privativa de liberdade no Brasil tem encontrado diversos obstáculos, especialmente no que diz respeito à concretização dos direitos do apenado. O sistema carcerário tradicional não se mostra capaz de cumprir com a sua finalidade. Neste contexto, surfe o Método APAC – Associação de Proteção e Assistência aos Condenados como alternativa de política pública na gestão prisional. O método, criado pelo advogado paulista Mario Ottoboni em 1972, possui doze pilares fundamentais: a Participação da comunidade; O recuperando ajudando o recuperando; Trabalho; Espiritualidade e a importância de se fazer a experiência com Deus; Assistência jurídica; Assistência à saúde; Valorização humana - base do Método APAC; A família - Do recuperando e da vítima; O voluntário e o curso para sua formação; Centro de Reintegração Social – CRS; Mérito; A jornada de libertação com Cristo. No entanto, apesar de suas vantagens inequívocas para o detento e para a sociedade, a vinculação religiosa obrigatória do Método APAC tem como consequência a violação da laicidade estatal e da liberdade religiosa, princípios constitucionais do Estado Democrático de Direito. Mostra-se necessário, assim, a continuidade da evolução do método, com o estudo de alternativas à filosofia religiosa, para que este cumpra seu potencial como política pública da gestão prisional.

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Gestão prisional. Método APAC. Políticas públicas

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