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The object of this dissertation is to analyse the conceptions of civil police officers regarding the relationship between individual rights and guarantees and civil police practice in its relationship with society. In it, interviews were gathered with civil police officers from the city of Marília, investigators from the so-called 'front line' of the local police, respectively from GARRA (Armed Group for Repression of Robberies and Assaults) and Dise (Narcotics Investigation Police Station), officers from the police practice improvement course at IV DEINTER (São Paulo Judicial Police Department - Interior) Bauru, and teachers from the police training and refresher course at the São Paulo State Civil Police Academy. We also researched works of law and social sciences that deal with the theme of individual rights and others related to the history of the civil police institution. During the course of the research, the aim was to identify and analyse in the discourse of the police officers, data that significantly makes up their mentality and directs their actions in the role of maintaining order, preventing and repressing crimes.
About the author
BA (2000) and MA (2005) in Law from the Eurípides Soares da Rocha Teaching Foundation, Marília, SP. In the academic field, he is responsible for organising complementary activities and is a Professor who assesses Scientific Initiation Projects at the Extension and Scientific Initiation Centre (NEIC) of the Dom Orione Catholic College in Araguaína, TO.
