Published: 2023-01-23
Editorial
Editorial
É com muita alegria e satisfação que apresentamos à comunidade jurídica e acadêmica a 6ª edição da Revista ANNEP de Direito Processual. A Revista, criada no ano de 2020, é semestral e está atualmente em seu Volume nº 03, número 02, e inicia seu quarto ano de existência com artigos jurídicos de alto nível de juristas de todo o Brasil. O Direito Processual é uma ciência em constante evolução, o que reforça ainda mais a importância da produção científica que a Revista ANNEP e tantas outras...
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Proper Handling of Controversy by Technology: Another Way Beyond State Jurisdiction to Get Justice from Rentail' Success Case
What modern legal science seeks to find, based on the use of digital means, is the most adequate path and form to give the conflict the possibility to resolve disputes The online dispute resolution can prevent or resolve disputes, however, its use as alternative dispute resolution still raises concerns about the idea of causing an obstacle or inhibiting access to justice.
Read more →Unavailable Right X Right that does not Admit Self-Composition: For a Mechanical Non-Exemption of the Conciliation and Mediation Hearing
The 2015 Civil Procedure Code brought as a fundamental rule the encouragement of self-composition, serving as an incentive to use the appropriate means of conflict resolution. This article seeks to analyze the CPC rules that involve the conciliation and mediation hearing. There will be a brief doctrinal examination on unavailable law and law that does not admit self-composition, through a bibliographic research, seeking to identify if there are a differences between the two institutes....
Read more →The Idea of Justice Seen From Some Innovations of CPC/15
Making justice happen is at the heart of the rule of law. It will seek to understand here, if the procedural instruments brought by CPC/15 can contribute to the achievement of this ideal and, therefore, improve the jurisdictional provision.
Read more →The Principles of Bangalore as Soft Law for the Design of a Global Normativity of Judicial Integrity
The Bangalore Charter of Principles is a United Nations document that seeks to create a universal standard of judicial integrity. Based on this document, the present work intends to examine the genesis of that Letter, the axiological content conceived therein and, especially, to answer if a norm of a soft law nature was a correct option to achieve the purpose for which it was created.
Read more →The Legal Character of the Article 1.015 of the Brazilian Civil Procedure Code and the Mitigation of Exhaustive Principle
This following thesis studies the development of the ability to appeal the interlocutory decisions in procedural requirements over the years, and then analyzes the thesis set by the Brazilian Superior Court of Justice on the special appeal n. 1.704.520/MT, which determined the relaxation of the list of hypotheses to file the interlocutory decisions appeal. The objective is to study the binding effectiveness of this decision in order to delimit possible scenarios for the admissibility of the...
Read more →O que Pode Existir de Novo na Legitimidade Ativa das Associações Civis para a Propositura de Ações Coletivas? Uma Análise Crítica dos PL’s 4.441/20 e 4.778/20
Este artigo analisa as possíveis mudanças propostas pelos Projetos de Lei 4.441/20 e 4.778/20 quanto à legitimidade das associações civis para a propositura de ações coletivas, apresentando argumentos que demonstram que tais previsões podem restringir e prejudicar a atuação desses legitimados, ao invés de qualificá-la.
Read more →(Im)Possibility of Carrying out Procedural Legal Business on the Mandatory Reanalysis
This article addresses the theme of carrying out procedural legal transactions from the perspective of the Public Treasury. With the advent of the Civil Procedure Code of 2015, the doctrinal discussion on procedural legal business gained new contours, considering that, now, the national order had a diploma that outlined the contours of this possibility. From this legal arrangement, the subjects of the process found more security and predictability in carrying out business of a procedural...
Read more →The Dilemma of the Decision of Sanitation and Process Organization and the Custom of Specification of Evidence in the Brazilian Civil Procedure
This article deals with the sanitation decision and organization of the process, with an analysis from its construction in CPC/2015 to its peculiarities and innovations, with the aim of outlining the evolutions and improvements, such as the way of construction in cooperation between the judge and the parties, in the face of negotiation, shared sanitation at the hearing or the review of the decision, in addition to the bottleneck of its still little use in practice, despite its importance...
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