A política de segurança pública no estado de Minas Gerais

Este trabalho faz uma abordagem acerca da política de segurança pública no Estado de Minas Gerais. Discute-se o próprio processo de formulação da política pública, procedendo-se a uma análise de seus fundamentos e da forma pela qual o Governo do Estado trata as questões a ela inerentes. Através de pesquisa seletiva, chegou-se a diagnósticos que demonstram a situação atual da política considerada, enfocando-se principalmente os aspectos relacionados a recursos humanos, logística e orçamento, sempre confrontados com os demais setores de atuação do Estado na vida social. A premissa básica que penneia toda a pesquisa é a de que não existe uma política de segurança pública, sistematizada, no Estado de Minas Gerais. A lógica da investigação da participação orçamentária da atividatfe de segurança pública, confrontada com a evolução do aparato policial, está na tentativa de se demonstrar a ausência do Estado no efetivo acompanhamento da necessidade social de segurança. Por meio da análise dos instrumentos utilizados na pesquisa, referendou-se o processo decisório da política, com a ausência de participação do staff político e gerencial do governo, mas centrado na divisão dicotômica dos organismos policiais do Estado, a Polícia Militar e a Polícia Civil, como planejadores, decisores e executores de toda a ação que envolva segurança pública. A dimensão institucional dessa atuação é calcada numa resposta pro ativa até certo ponto, mas a sua tônica é o "agir" ante as demandas surgidas e, principalmente, quando acionadas pelo clamor público. A alusão ao sistema de defesa social, previsto na Constituição do Estado, é a resposta da pesquisa para o atendimento dessa demanda social, aliado à adoção do policiamento comunitário.

A implementação de ações de integração na segurança pública: o caso das polícias civil e militar do Rio Grande do Norte

The research aimed to understand the challenges for the implementation of the proposed integration between the Civil Police and the Military Police in Rio Grande do Norte to the proposals of the SUSP. This study aimed to explore the gap with regard to the deepening of the possible causes that may hinder the implementation of integrated working between the police in public security, through a specific analysis on the state of Rio Grande do Norte. Was based on a theoretical framework that includes policies: general concepts, the steps of a public policy, the implementation stage , public security : conceptual definitions, policies on security in Brazil, the structure of public security in Brazil and systems police, Military Police x Civil Police: Roles and conflicts , integrating public security: the challenges to be overcome, the Unified public Safety (SUSP) and the main difficulties in the integration of the police. Being classified as to the purposes as an exploratory research on how to approach ranks as qualitative. The research unit was the Center for Integrated Operations Public Safety (CIOSP) through three subjects who were the chief CIOSP, the representative of the military police acting with the CIOSP, and representative civil police also active with the CIOSP. These subjects were chosen because of the understanding that individuals occupying senior positions would have more ability to respond to questions that guide the research problem. Data were collected through a set of interviews, qualitative data analysis was performed based content analysis, based on the definition of categories of analysis, gated time cross. With the results, it was revealed that the main problems of integration between the state police are treatment protocols, lack of political will and lack of infrastructure. The relationship between the Military Police and Civil Police in Rio Grande do Norte has differing cultural aspect, but can be considered as good value, professionalism and integrated operations. The implementation of CIOSP-RN followed the characteristics of the top-down model, the main difficulties in implementing the proposals of the SUSP, lack of own resources, the lack of standardization in public safety and the lack of professional training of public safety. It was concluded that with respect to the challenges to the implementation of the proposed integration between the Civil Police and the Military Police in Rio Grande do Norte to the proposals of the SUSP, the actions follow the characteristics of the top-down model, with no autonomy of administrators public to say in decisions, which restricts the view of the public safety of the state

O papel conservador dos liberais: a ANL e os levantes nacional-libertadores e novembro de 1935 nas páginas do jornal O Estado de S. Paulo

Pós-graduação em Ciências Sociais - FFC

O papel dos municípios na segurança pública: relações entre CONSEG e administração municipal (1985-2008)

Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP)

Cadaver dogs--a study on detection of contaminated carpet squares

INTRODUCTION: Cadaver dogs are known as valuable forensic tools in crime scene investigations. Scientific research attempting to verify their value is largely lacking, specifically for scents associated with the early postmortem interval. The aim of our investigation was the comparative evaluation of the reliability, accuracy, and specificity of three cadaver dogs belonging to the Hamburg State Police in the detection of scents during the early postmortem interval. MATERIAL AND METHODS: Carpet squares were used as an odor transporting media after they had been contaminated with the scent of two recently deceased bodies (PMI<3h). The contamination occurred for 2 min as well as 10 min without any direct contact between the carpet and the corpse. Comparative searches by the dogs were performed over a time period of 65 days (10 min contamination) and 35 days (2 min contamination). RESULTS: The results of this study indicate that the well-trained cadaver dog is an outstanding tool for crime scene investigation displaying excellent sensitivity (75-100), specificity (91-100), and having a positive predictive value (90-100), negative predictive value (90-100) as well as accuracy (92-100).

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Indiana Department of Transportation, Indianapolis