A cara do enquadro : abordagem policial racializada e a juventude negra em Aracaju.

• Autor(a) principal: Santos, Mylena Rodrigues Vieira
• Data de Publicação: 2022
• Tipo de documento: Trabalho de conclusão de curso
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Repositório Institucional da UFS
• Texto Completo: http://ri.ufs.br/jspui/handle/riufs/15927
• topic: Direito; Ensino de direito; Criminologia; Abordagem policial; Racismo institucional; Segurança Pública (Aracaju, SE); Necropolítica; Direito penal; Criminology; Stop and frisk; Institutional racism; Public security; Necropolitics; CIENCIAS SOCIAIS APLICADAS::DIREITO::DIREITO PUBLICO::DIREITO PENAL

This essay pretends to analyze the use of Stop and Frisk in a racialized way, centered on black young people from Aracaju, facing a scenario wherein Sergipe’s state has the fourth highest mortality rate in police interventions. Thereby, the study aims to investigate the racial relationship of this acting, as well as the institutional racism’s influence on it and the black youth’s perception about this posible relation. For this purpose, the essay produces a analysis about the Stop and Frisk’s construction by founded suspicion, current at the art. 244, of the Criminal Procedural Code and how the institutional racism present in the Corporation influences in your definition. Besides, it discusses the association of black young people to a potential suspect, visualizing them as the State’s enemy. Also, the essay examines how the racialized stop and frisk is used as a death politic’s tool, exploring brief notions concerning necropolitics and black people’s genocide. Finally, it performs a focal group in search of understand the perception of black youth (target population), regarding police acts. The metodology started with bibliographic research, as from Sinhoretto’s (2014) and Anunciação (2020) studies, as well as theory of enemy’s criminal law by Jakobs (2012) and Zaffaroni (2011) and necropolitic notions by Mbembe (2019). Futhermore, focal group’s metodology was used to colect data that was treated from inspiration by the Data Grounded Theory. The essay concludes existence of a racialized stop and frisk that has a impact in life’s quality of black people from Aracaju, mainly black young men, as the racial relationship which views them as danger. Therefore, it points to a maintenance of black men as potential suspect that is made and funded by the system that run through its vision over to their agents over institutional racism.