MILITARY JUDICIAL POLICE IN TOCANTINS: INNOVATION AND TRAINING FOR THE FUTURE OF PUBLIC SECURITY

Abstract

The work aimed to highlight the need for the creation of the Military Judicial Police Course (PJM) within the scope of the Military Police of Tocantins (PMTO) and the training of its members. The research sought to propose a practical normative instrument for appreciation by the institutional management, with the purpose of instituting the course and training the military police, considering the national and military legal system. The research aims to provide Tocantins military police officers with the necessary knowledge to perform their duties with excellence, advise immediate commanders, guide the personnel of the units of assignment, carry out Military Judicial Police procedures and disseminate knowledge among the troops. It is relevant to highlight that the research identified several state military institutions in Brazil that have already created the MYM Course or sent their members to other states for training. For this study, a methodology of basic-strategic character and applied nature was used, with exploratory and descriptive objectives, deductive method, qualitative approach and bibliographic and documentary procedures. It is concluded that it is essential that the PMTO implement the MYM Course and promote the training of its members so that they are technically more prepared. Thus, the institution will be strengthened and more efficient in the execution of its activities.