O conselho da comunidade na execução penal: ampliação de suas atribuições para maior participação social na prestação jurisdicional à luz da dignidade da pessoa humana

Abstract

The resocialization of the condemned is one of the most important purposes of the penalty. However, providing conditions for the detainee to be properly reintegrated into society depends on a number of external factors. As an instrument for the realization of the social redemption of reeducators, the Criminal Enforcement Law establishes the Councils of the Community, whose supervisory function and assistance to the detainee and their families, guarantees the humanitarian application of the penalty. However, the agency's actions face difficulties caused by legislative gaps that may limit its actions and reduce its effectiveness. The approval of amendments to the standard would broaden the scope of the service provided, optimizing the process of resocialization within the prison units. The bill suggests amendments to Articles 80 and 81 of the Criminal Enforcement Act, promoting the expansion of the Council's actions and granting the autonomy necessary for its budgetary maintenance.