THE SUBJECT'S CRIMINAL CONTINUITY: criminal career

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Abstract

The analysis developed throughout this article seeks to discuss the idea of ​​the subject's criminal continuity, in the sense of seeing criminal activities as a career to be followed. Before, therefore, the importance of education is discussed in a search – often frustrated – for resocialization. As a reflection of the weaknesses of resocialization, from the perspective of the Criminal Career theme, once incarcerated, the subject will hardly be absolved from the stigmatizing gaze of a punitive society. Therefore, between choosing to face the social sanction of not having a well-paid job, he will become available to be welcomed by the world of crime, where he will prove gains beyond those legally offered in the formal market, giving rise to the idea of ​​a criminal career, at which point The delinquent's desire to remain in criminal activity becomes part of their daily life. To this end, the bibliographic methodology was used to prepare this analysis

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Institutions
  • 1 UEMG
Track
  • WG 17 Public Security and Citizenship
Keywords
Crime
Criminal career
Resocialization