Vol. 15 No. 2 (2021): Revista Brasileira de Segurança Pública 29

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Published: 2021-09-29

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Lethal and intencional violent crimes (CVLI) factors and motivations that influence them in accordance with public safety policies

Brunna Souza Ferreira, Arquimedes Fernandes Melo, Poliana Carvalho Guarino, Maria Perpétua Dantas Jordão

12-27
The human security in the context of an educative city

Reis Friede

28-43
Occurrence of domestic violence related to the consumption of alcohol and other drugs in Brazil

Grazielle Neves Soares, Marconi Moura Fernandes, Aline Maria Figueiredo Ko da Cunha, Luís Paulo Souza e Souza

44-73
Public safety: population in urban planning

Joanita Araújo Espanhol, Michelly Ramos de Ângelo

74-95
Gender violence and law 11.340/2006 views on violence against women in retration hearings

Giovana Ilka Jacinto Salvaro , Ismael Gonçalves Alves , Monica Ovinski de Camargo Cortina, Taiana de Oliveira, Patrícia Machado Martins, Marina da Silva Schneider

96-111
One hundred years of prohibitionism in Brazil: a neo-institutionalist analysis of drug policies

Herbert Toledo Martins, Rosilene Oliveira Rocha

112-129
Criminality and the deterrence effect in Brazil

Pedro Rodrigues Oliveira, Stéffany Costa Jardim, Evandro Camargos Teixeira

130-159
The potentials of community policing in the reduction of use-of-force levels by military police forces

Alan Fernandes

160-177
To take police action or not? Operational dilemmas of police patrol in Ceará, Brazil

Wendell de Freitas Barbosa

178-195
Mobility patterns and modus operandi of crime rapes in Maceió (AL)

Fillipi Lúcio Nascimento da Silva

196-225
Slippery or adherent how does the criminal justice system deals with people accused of drug trafficking

Izabel Nuñez, Marcus Alexandre Veríssimo

226-243
What “remains” of police

Yanahê Fendeler Höelz

244-261

Technical Notes

Federal intervention in Rio de Janeiro reflections

Miguel Ramos

262-275
Who doesn't march correctly doesn't go arrested to the barracks anymore Law 13.967/2019 and the guarantee of the fundamental right to freedom of movement for military police officers

Felipe do Rosário Ferreira, Arnaldo Vieira Sousa

276-291