Reintegração Social de Egressos do Sistema Prisional

Abstract

This paper analyzes the profile of graduates of the prison system in Minas Gerais and Montes Claros in 2012 on the set of The Social Inclusion of Egress System PRESP - Prison, in order to identify which are the main socioeconomic demands of this public and concomitantly, discuss in which emerging social problems that fit the intervention of social Reintegration. For that, at a methodological level was taken as a starting point some indicators in order to investigate whether the profile of graduates has problems or not and/or social meanings inherent in the crime. Accordingly, the data from egress, provided by Elo Institute, were released in SPSS, resulting in tables that will shape a socioeconomic profile of graduates, as well as made some reconciliation of data of graduates from Montes Claros. It was identified that there is a relationship between social vulnerability and crime through the visibility of a public that is mostly male, mulatto, single, low income and low education. This public committing crimes burglary, theft and trafficking in narcotics and that is user of crack and marijuana. Herein, it was noted the relevance of the intervention of Social Reintegration, as well as the need for public policies focused on social inclusion in the above demands with preventive purpose of egress cut off from the social vulnerabilities in the process of criminalization.