Legalização e descriminalização das drogas: modelos alternativos de oposição à política proibiciocionista de encarceramento em massa

Abstract

On the alibi of the need to combat narcotics trafficking, is based on the prohibitive argument of expanding the "War on Drugs". In Practice or Punitivism Conflicting with the Democratic State of Right of Impulsion and Dilatation of the Criminal Spectrum Exercised Through State Violence Hanging Over Alleys of Economic Communities, Police Stations, Courts, Courts, Legislative Houses and even Superior Collegiate Courts . As a product of this devastating symbolic increase or great capture of the poor through the confused and arbitrary squad outlined in the Drug Law, which does not differentiate the clear form of users and traffickers. To reveal the documents supporting the current criminal drug policy, this paper seeks to highlight a recent historical and legislative construction of the evil stigma of drugs. From this, after presenting the results of the drug war policy and the prison system numbers in the United States - Cradle of Prohibition - and in Brazil, we seek to understand whether distant models of the state of drug prohibition can use as woes. from poor black and black youths subtracted from the Constitutional Social State and pushed into unhealthy environments where they are humiliated, tortured, raped and killed. For that, we present the main resources of drug decriminalization and legalization models executed in Portugal, Colorado-USA and Uruguay and their results.