A EFETIVACAO DOS NEGOCIOS JURIDICOS PROCESSUAIS COMO INSTRUMENTO DE CELERIDADE E DIMINUICAO DA CULTURA DO LITIGIO NA JUSTICA RONDONIENSE
access to justice; procedural legal business; change in litigation culture; draft cooperation agreement.
Technological advancement has been fundamental to improving the Judiciary and ensuring a quick and fair state response to conflicts. Law 13,105/2015 brought significant advances to procedural legal transactions, allowing parties to make the process more flexible according to their needs. However, many fronts still resist this idea, mainly on the grounds that the court summons is essential to avoid missing deadlines. Thus, we seek to infer how procedural legal transactions can be implemented in the Rondonia justice system through the Electronic Judicial Process (PJE), which is an essential instrument to guarantee access to justice, in order to contribute to changing the litigious culture, still very present in the Brazilian judicial system. This study proposes that such implementation can be materialized more effectively with the signing of a cooperation agreement between the jurisdictional bodies. The proposed methodological approach is qualitative, with a descriptive and exploratory objective, using bibliographic and documentary procedures.