Ciclo Completo de Polícia - A Possibilidade de Elaboração de Termo Circunstanciado de Ocorrência pela Polícia Militar

Abstract

This work aims to discuss the division of constitutional responsibilities between the State Military Police and the Civil Police, as well as to demonstrate the legal possibility that the former institution may draft Circumstantial Occurrence Reports, directing the entire police system toward the logic of the Full-service police. For this purpose, considering the abstraction inherent to legal interpretations, the theoretical method was employed, based not only on a bibliographic review but also on the analysis of scientific articles and jurisprudence. In short, it was demonstrated that the adoption of this police model, supported by the simplicity of the Circumstantial Occurrence Report, the guiding principles of the Special Criminal Courts, and the broad doctrinal and jurisprudential interpretation of the term “police authority,” finds legal backing for the State Military Police to draft Circumstantial Occurrence Reports. Thus, public security, in general, will be marked by greater efficiency and effectiveness, consequently enhancing the sense of security and public order for citizens.