A colaboração premiada e seus impactos na Operação Lava Jato: a banalização da prisão preventiva

Abstract

The Prize Collaboration has been an instrument widely used in the fight against Organized Crimes, showing its effectiveness in dismantling these organizations and punishment of those involved, consequently. Nowadays there is a lot of talk about this institute, since it has been very useful in Operation Lava Jato, which investigates a grand scheme of corruption and misappropriation involving large contractors and politicians in the country. Besides the highlight of the Operation itself and the use of the Awarded Collaboration, another institute has gained special prominence: Preventive Prison. It turns out that the relevance of the institute refers to the abusiveness and illegalities that have been committed in its application. These excesses occur through pre-trial detention, forcing award-winning collaboration agreements, thus dismantling criminal organizations, in order to eventually meet social and media appeals. This paper discusses the banalization of pre-trial detention in order to reach Agreements of Awarded Collaboration in Operation Lava Jato.