Da crença aos fatos: Aspectos políticos criminais e empíricos da monitoração eletrônica no Brasil e na Argentina em perspectiva comparada
(Criminal Policy and Technology: Electronic monitoring in Brazil and Argentina in a comparative perspective)
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Monitoração eletrônica, Política criminal, Brasil, Argentina, comparação, Electronic monitoring, criminal policy, Brazil, comparisonAbstract
Este texto contém uma análise comparada da política criminal do Brasil e da Argentina a partir de seus documentos, estudos e narrativas sobre suas experiências de monitoração eletrônica. Parte-se dos aspectos mais discutidos sobre os controles eletrônicos de liberdade para utilizá-los como roteiro de exposição dos achados de pesquisa sobre as duas realidades estudadas. Ao final o resultado da comparação é resumido e são apresentadas perspectivas para que o uso destes dispositivos possa atender os interesses públicos relacionados ao problema criminal, e também as necessidades de gestão das estratégias de controle contemporâneas, tais como os seus custos e suas finalidades.
This text contains a comparative analysis of criminal policy in Brazil and Argentina based on their documents, studies and narratives about their electronic monitoring experiences. It starts from the most discussed aspects about electronic freedom controls to use them as a guide for exposing the research findings about the two studied realities. At the end, the result of the comparison is summarized and perspectives are presented so that the use of these devices can meet the public interests related to the criminal problem, as well as the management needs of contemporary control strategies, such as their costs and purposes.
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