Administrative Disciplinary Process of Air Force Military - PADMA

Abstract

The article discusses the importance of the contradictory and broad defense in the military disciplinary administrative process, as established by the Federal Constitution of 1988. The author highlights that, despite the revocation of summary practices, many procedures still do not respect these fundamental principles. The contradictory ensures that all parties have the opportunity to express themselves before a decision is made, promoting a fair and equitable process. The text also mentions the historical evolution of military discipline, emphasizing that discipline is a crucial factor for success in battles. The author concludes that the lack of observance of constitutional principles can lead to injustices in the military sphere, emphasizing the need for an administrative process that respects the rights of the accused.