Processo administrativo sancionatório: uma análise das normas punitivas aplicáveis ao Policial Rodoviário Federal

Abstract

This article discussed whether the blank norms present in the statute of public servants of the Union (Law 8.112/90) sufficiently addressed the administrative wrongdoings specific to the career of the Federal Highway Patrol Officer (PRF) and whether, through this, they were able to regulate its particularities. For this purpose, the field of action of Administrative Sanction Law was initially explained in order to understand how employees with a special subjection relationship were affected. Subsequently, the punitive process applicable to the PRF was analyzed, discussing both the respect for constitutional guarantees and the limits to the discretion of administrative authorities. The overall objective of this article was to analyze the punitive norms applicable to federal highway patrol officers through the administrative sanction process. The specific objectives of this monograph were to present administrative disciplinary law within the sanctioning system, the special regime to which the federal highway patrol officer is subject, and an analysis of specific cases and controversies in the use of blank norms. To carry out this research, a review format was employed, seeking to ensure the acquisition of the most relevant information within the field of study of Law, specifically regarding the administrative sanctioning process and the applicable penalties for PRF officers. Thus, it can be concluded that the research undertaken in this article shed light on the complex intersection between punitive norms, the administrative sanctioning process, and the performance of Federal Highway Patrol Officers. A deep understanding of these aspects proved crucial not only for the proper conduct of disciplinary processes, but also for the preservation of the integrity and reputation of public security institutions. Consequently, the study contributed not only to the academic field but also to the practice and enhancement of discipline and control policies within the realm of security forces.