This research aims to study the teacher as an agent of the practice of sexual abuse of children and adolescents. The objectives are to analyze the contributions of Michael Foucault's Genealogy to the understanding of sexual abuse of children and adolescents when committed by the subject teacher; To discuss the forms of knowledge and power adopted by scientific production in order to objectify the practices of sexual abuse against children and adolescents committed by the teacher; Reflect on the coping policies (powers) that come into play to this event within the established programs and governmental actions and how they are applied on the bodies of children and adolescents; Identify and discuss the manner in which the Judiciary has been producing its jurisprudence in cases brought to its appreciation and the relations of power and process of subjectivation that these documents produce. How are research problems highlighted What is the importance of Michael Foucault's Genealogy in the problematization of the analyzer sexual abuse event against children and adolescents practiced by the teacher? How are the practices of knowledge and power triggered for the objective scientific production of this type of sexual abuse? How do such practices come into play and how are they triggered on the bodies of sexually abused children and adolescents by the teacher? How has the judiciary been producing its Jurisprudence in cases brought to its appreciation in relation to the delinquent professor? The methodological theoretical framework adopted is based on a historical-genealogical analysis proposed by Michael Foucault. Bibliographical and documentary research covering the period from 1998 to 2016. The theoretical and documental evidences showed that the sexual abuse event has become the object of study in different researches carried out in the various areas of knowledge, transforming itself into an epistemological investment field, Particularly in the dissertations and theses produced and defended in the Graduate Programs in Brazil. However, there are few works that approach this phenomenon having as principal agent the subject teacher. Moreover, in the area of education, this subject is still covered by taboo, but within the jurisprudence of the Court of Justice of the State of Pará, the decisions show that, despite the entire system of guarantees and public policies in Brazil , The teacher who is invested with knowledge and pastoral power, instead of being a subject that promotes citizenship and human dignity through the school education process, becomes a delinquent who makes his profession a means of enticing children and adolescents to perpetrate sexual abuse.
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