Reeducandos de crimes de origem sexual uma análise sobre suas supostas ressocializações.

Abstract

It is well-known that offenses of a sexual nature display intricate complexity. In parallel with this assertion, what often goes unnoticed is that the perpetrators of these crimes are equally imbued with this mentioned complexity. Thus, the approach to the theme is inaugurated, leading to a comprehensive analysis of the effective purposes of this present work, while establishing reflections regarding the dilemmas that need to be contemplated for the mitigation of sexual crimes. In the face of the theme, a question arises: can stimuli of a biological, historical, or social nature be posited as propitiatory factors for the criminal inclination of individuals of a sexual nature? From this inquiry, the second section outlines a perspective that encompasses the three possibilities, aiming to explain their potential correlations. Continuing to the third section, a legal approach is undertaken, as there is a comparison between the postulates of the legal system aimed at achieving the proper individualization of individuals who commit sexual offenses, in the face of inherent deficiencies in this same system. In the fourth section, still from a legal perspective, possible alternatives can be observed. The work is supported by qualitative and bibliographic research, also relying on data from DEPEN and CNJ.