It is a case study that aims to present the models proposed by the Restorative Justice as a
possibility for a greater effectiveness in the application of socio-educational measures in the
Rod of Childhood and Youth of the Gurupi-TO Region. The methodology used was a case
study on the recidivism rates of adolescents in conflict with the law, with the purpose of
verifying the feasibility of the models proposed by restorative justice to the effectiveness of
the socio-educational sentences in the Comarca of Gurupi-TO. It was verified that juvenile
infraction act is the social inequality, the non-exercise of citizenship and the absence of basic
social policies and protection implemented by the State. In addition, most of the preferential
targets of the infraction acts practiced are crimes drug trafficking and crimes against public
patrimony. Another point that deserves to be highlighted is the high rate of repetition of
infractional practices committed by adolescents, who are mostly between 14 and 27 years of
age. Malgrado the Statute of the Child and Adolescent affirms on the adoption of treatment
imposition for the adolescents involved in infractional acts, having as main focus the social
reintegration of the individual, in practice it is noted the recurrence in harmful fact. In this
context, Restorative Justice appears as a new model of conflict resolution, with the purpose of
avoiding the recidivism of the juvenile infraction behavior in conflict with the law. In this
line, the National Council of Justice instrumented the practice of Restorative Justice with
Resolution 225/2016 for immediate application in the courts of justice of every country. To
this end, training and capacity-building is the responsibility of the courts, through the Judicial
Schools and Magistracy Schools, promoting training courses, training and improvement of
facilitators in Restorative Justice. It is concluded that it is possible to apply Restorative Justice
in the scope of the Special Court of Children and Youth of the Gurupi-TO Comarca in all
phases of the proceedings, with a view to reducing harm and favoring social peace.
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