Everton Viana dos Santos

Undergraduate student in Law at the University of São Paulo's Faculty of Law (FDUSP). Conducted research at the Center for Law and Democracy of the Brazilian Center for Analysis and Planning (CEBRAP), funded by the São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP). Was a research member of the School of Public Training at the Brazilian Society of Public Law (SBDP), where he completed an advanced training program with the work "THE LEGAL CONSTRUCTION OF RACIAL PROFILING IN THE SUPREME FEDERAL COURT: A STUDY OF HC 208.240/SP," under the supervision of Prof. Ana Beatriz Guimarães Passos.His research interests include Constitutional Law, Criminal Procedure, Human Rights, Criminology, Critical Legal Theory, and Sociology of Law, with an emphasis on topics such as racial profiling, the functioning of the justice system, democracy, and the impact of surveillance technologies.He has actively participated in several university extension groups and academic activities at USP, such as the GDUCC, the ELECTUS group (Electoral Law Simulation), the FDUSP Civil Law Olympiad, the Law, Violence and Power Study Group, and USP Debate. He was a member of the Advanced Study Group (GEA) of the Brazilian Institute of Criminal Sciences (IBCCRIM). He is the author of the undergraduate research paper "The Judiciary and the Crisis of Weimar Democracy in Franz Neumann's Diagnosis" (2024). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)