This article reflects on relations between the criminal justice system and Indigenous peoples through a perspective that combines anthropology and criminology as complimentary theoretical lenses through which contemporary Indigenous incarcerations can be understood. It charts relations between the historical constitution of the Brazilian criminal justice system and the ideas of ‘necropolitics’ as a defining thread of policies that impact the conditions in which Indigenous peoples are incarcerated. The article considers some of the effects of the COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2) pandemic on the prison system of the state of Mato Grosso do Sul, where it is possible to evaluate the effects of measures undertaken by the National Justice Council to alter the levels of provisional imprisonment, even if the overall average of imprisoned Indigenous peoples continues to rise. To this end, survey and data processing were carried out using a deductive methodology, coupled with a sketch of historical considerations.
O presente trabalho apresenta algumas considerações sobre a manifestação do fenômeno da globalização e suas interferências na dinâmica de uma nova forma de criminalidade, denominada transnacional. Nesse panorama, superada essa primeira etapa, expõe os principais contornos conceituais acerca da cooperação jurídica internacional em matéria penal, pois é a ferramenta processual útil para cumprir o propósito da persecução penal tanto permitindo a colheita de dados para acusação como assegurando os direitos fundamentais do acusado. Desta forma, o objetivo principal foi apresentar os standards conceituais dos institutos mencionados, permitindo o desenvolvimento de novas pautas de pesquisa científica para o tema. Metodologicamente o trabalho foi orientado a partir da análise bibliográfica desde uma visão complexa e transdisciplinar.
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