FOR A NEW ORALITY IN THE CIVIL PROCESS: JUDICIAL COOPERATION, EFFICIENCY AND SYNCHRONICITY
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https://doi.org/10.12957/redp.2022.64406Keywords:
democratic profile of jurisdiction, effective adversary, technology, efficiency, oralityAbstract
How can the constitutionally inspired democratic profile provide the jurisdiction with a gain in legitimacy? With the lively purpose of shedding light on this fundamental questioning, which demands an amalgamated analysis of efficiency that takes into account speed and respect for the fundamental guarantees of the parties in the process, the necessary guidelines for the construction of a structured and adequate model of procedure that makes it possible to achieve socially fair results. Throughout the article, considerations are raised regarding the notion of effective adversary and the role of the principle of cooperation as a working community that authorizes, above all to the parties, the exercise of influence in the construction of the decision rule by the judge. Also considered are considerations related to the principle of efficiency in the managerial and jurisdictional aspect of the Judiciary Branch's performance, with the partial conclusion that efficiency assumes different roles as a motto of the jurisdiction, and as a shaping principle of the procedure. Subsequently, considerations regarding orality in the process are developed, and about the supplementary role of the courts in structuring the evidence, based on a relatively open model designed by the new Civil Procedure Code.
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