JUDICIAL POWER AS A FORUM: JUDICIAL GOVERNANCE AS AN INSTRUMENT OF ACCESS TO JUSTICE
Public policy. Judiciary Power. Actor-Network Theory. Housing. Judicialization
The public policy of landholding regularization in the city of Porto Velho/RO, in 2012, which origined “Programa Uso Campeão”, elaborated in the form of an agreement between the City Hall and the Public Defender's Office, was at the heart of the incentive to filing of adverse possession actions, to obtain judicial declaration of ownership of irregular lots in the city. However, one of the biggest ones impacted by this public policy, the Judiciary, should not initially be part of the process in question. We sought to understand the consequences of this lack of integration between the public entities involved and the judicialization of these demands, mainly in the Civil Courts, as well as to propose measures that facilitate the performance of the Rondônia’s Judiciary, when faced with the judicialization of public policies linked to the right to housing and any other related to rights closely related to the city. The research is qualitative, empirical, as well as bibliographic and documentary, since information was sought from the PJ / RO data systems regarding the distribution and processing of these processes, investigating further, using the Actor-Network Theory methodology - in view of the interdisciplinary nature of the theme -, the main difficulties encountered by those involved in the legal proceedings to achieve the final objective of the said policy.