Banca de QUALIFICAÇÃO: RAFAEL MENDES FEITOSA

THE OFFERING OF THE NON-PROSECUTION AGREEMENT BEFORE THE COMPLETION OF THE POLICE INVESTIGATION

Non-Prosecution Agreement. Public Prosecutor's Office. Flowchart. Effectiveness. Celerity.   

This paper aims to present means to increase the efficiency of the Non-Prosecution Agreement (ANPP), which represents an innovation in the Brazilian legal system by introducing alternatives to traditional prosecution in criminal cases. The issue arises when methods to expedite the agreement process are not utilized, which, combined with modernization and the implementation of a new processing flowchart, would bring greater efficacy to the judiciary and effectiveness to justice. In this context, a research was conducted in the database of the Public Prosecutor's Office of Cacoal-RO during the period of the first four months from 2024, presenting the possibility of integrating justice-related institutions in a way that ensures justice effectiveness not only for the affluent but also for the underprivileged, thus satisfying all jurisdictional parties. The study also highlights the role of the Public Prosecutor's Office, specific regulations in Rondônia, and the relationship with the police investigation. It is important to note that a comparative analysis was conducted with the norms/resolutions of the Public Prosecutor's Offices in the states of Pará, Maranhão, Minas Gerais, São Paulo, and Paraná. For the research, a mixed approach was used, employing both quantitative and qualitative methods, with an applied nature, exploratory and descriptive objectives, and predominantly bibliographic, documentary, and field study procedures. As this is a Professional Master's Program, the proposed product is a Normative Guidance to be sent to the members of the state of Rondônia, aiming for the adoption of the suggested flowchart so that the speed in resolving cases can contribute to reducing the workload in police stations, satisfying jurisdictional parties, and presenting a preventive effect against new crimes.