Law 13.465, Justructuralism and the usucapião of public lands.

Deforestation. land grabbing. Environmental inspection. Land regularization.

The present work deals with the land and environmental reality of the southern portion of BR 163 
in Pará and the interpretation of the constitutional fence to the usucapião of public lands from the 
analysis of this reality under the approach of the Structuring Theory of Law. It presents, initially,
 the context of occupation of the region and state policies for the Amazon. It then maps out the 
land tenure of the corridor around the highway, with its public lands and conservation units. 
It analyzes the repercussion, on this context, of the great actions of inspection and of the action
 of the Judiciary Power and of the institutions that before him postulate. It presents a complete 
history of legal and infralegal regulations regarding land regularization in Amazonia, culminating in 
the edition of Law 13.465 / 2017, the terms of which are analyzed in more detail. It goes on to deal 
with the model of pretended development intended and undertaken for the region. Then the work 
begins to discuss the institute of usucapion and the fence of its incidence on public lands, while also
 addressing the vast benefits instituted by the provisions of law 13.465 / 2017. Finally, it proposes the
 use of the methods of the Structuring Theory of Law in the conception of a decision rule that interprets
 art. 191, sole paragraph, of the Constitution in the light of the concrete reality presented in the course
 of the work, in order to appreciate the (in) constitutionality of Law 13.465 / 2017.