JURIDICIZAÇÃO DOS FENÔMENOS CONFLITUAIS FRENTE AO MODELO DE ESTADO ATIVO-RESPONSIVO E DESLOCAMENTO DA JURISDIÇÃO AO PROCESSO
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https://doi.org/10.12957/redp.2024.85265Abstract
The Active-Responsive State is a proposal for organizational reconstruction of the State characterized by being more open to social phenomena and by democratizing democracy through the judicial process. Faced with today's socio-juridical scenario, marked by the mismatch between social dynamics and legal production that results in rigid regulations, this study has the general objective of demonstrating how the model of the Active-Responsive State can contribute to the juridicization of conflictual phenomena that manifest in contemporary times, highlighting the Brazilian juridical context. This is a documentary and bibliographic study that follows a qualitative approach. The results indicate that the model proposes a form of interpretive juridical production that combines conflict, conflictual context and constitutional text; it allows a shift from judicial centrality (jurisdiction) to the roles of all procedural subjects (process); and it values the search for means of self-compositional of conflict. The conclusion demonstrates, in summary, that the juridicization of conflictual phenomena in the Active-Responsive State begins with the very recognition that they should not be avoided, but welcomed and resolved, and manifests itself with the opening of juridical interpretation to the context, with encouraging cooperation between procedural subjects and with valuing the adversarial system and the dialogue between the parties, all aspects of a horizontal democracy.
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