A EFETIVIDADE DA AUDIÊNCIA PRELIMINAR DE CONCILIAÇÃO OU MEDIAÇÃO SOB A ÓTICA DOS JUÍZES
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https://doi.org/10.12957/redp.2025.80363Abstract
Abstract: The objective of this research was to evaluate, based on the doctrinal and case law constructions developed on the topic, as well as the information obtained from judicial services and computerized procedural systems throughout the year 2021, what the perception of the magistrates in action on the non-criminal courts of the Regional Forum of Jacarepaguá, part of the Capital´s District of the Rio de Janeiro State Court, about the preliminary conciliation or mediation hearing provided for in article 334 of the Code of Civil Procedure. The general purpose of the study was to demonstrate, albeit within a very restricted and specific scope, how the rules of the mentioned hearing were being applied to compare with the view that the magistrates working in that field researched had on the subject. To this end, surveys were carried out in the Civil Courts and Family Courts of the Regional District of Jacarepaguá, using data obtained from the Department of Management Information for Jurisdictional Provision – DEIGE/PJERJ and the General Directorate of Statistics and Support to Jurisdiction – DGJUR /PJERJ of the Rio de Janeiro State Court, and subsequently verified with the researched courts. Then, interviews were carried out with the magistrates working before the same Regional District, whose responses were anonymized. Information relevant to interviews with clerks at the courts covered by the research was also collected. Finally, some conclusions were presented on the information collected and suggestions were made for improving the conduct of the preliminary conciliation or mediation hearing.
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