Banca de DEFESA: DENISE DA SILVA DE OLIVEIRA FERNANDES

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STUDENT : DENISE DA SILVA DE OLIVEIRA FERNANDES
DATE: 27/05/2022
TIME: 10:00
LOCAL: meet.google.com/obg-susf-nsw
TITLE:

MPACTS ON ACCESS TO JUSTICE: THE CONCILIATION HEARINGS OF USUAL LITIGATORS IN THE CIVIL COURTS OF PORTO VELHO - RO

KEY WORDS:

executive; conciliation; usual litigants; special civil court.

 

 

PAGES: 95
BIG AREA: Outra
AREA: Multidisciplinar
SUMMARY:

The objective of this investigation is to search for alternatives on how to reduce the quantitative impact of conciliation hearings on the actions of the Special Civil Courts in the cases of habitual litigators in the four civil courts of Porto Velho, capital of the State of Rondônia. In view of the theme, a question arises, namely: how to manage the impact caused by the accumulation of cases on the conciliation agenda and reduce the damage to procedural celerity? In search of a solution to this demand, this work will be divided into three parts: at first, it will be presented how they are composed and what is the purpose of the Special Courts. In the second moment, we will address the issue of mandatory conciliation hearing, which, despite being totally pro forma in cases of usual litigators, needs to align with the national incentive for conciliation of the National Council of Justice. In the third moment, our demand revolved around the reading and interpretation of the data collected here, which were collected by the Court of Justice of the State of Rondônia (TJ) and are referenced to the year 2019, since 2021 is still is underway and 2020 was an atypical year due to the Covid-19 pandemic, and took place from four points: 1) with the Secretariat of Information and Communication Technology (STIC) of the Judiciary of Rondônia (PJRO); 2) from elements extracted from the Business Intelligence tool Qlik Sense; 3) references published on the Court of Justice's website, specifically in the "TJRO Panels" part, and 4) references published on the Court's own website, specifically in the "Statistics" option on the Internal Affairs Department's website ( CGJ). Among the main information collected are: number of cases, name of plaintiffs and defendants; date of the distribution of the action, of the accomplishment of the conciliation, and if it was fruitful or not, date of the rendering of the sentence; content of the sentence (provenance, groundlessness, without judgment on the merits). With such information, it was possible to determine the groups that litigate the most, the average time between the distribution of the process and the holding of the hearing, the percentage of agreement reached among the main litigants. The most alarming data found was the derisory rate of agreements made by the two largest plaintiffs (responsible for 21% of the agenda) found in the survey: Caerd and Energisa, both with 0.06% and 0.1%, respectively. Finally, in the fourth moment, the creation of a Permanent Conciliation Task Force is presented as an intervention proposal in partnership with the usual litigators within the scope of the civil court.

 

BANKING MEMBERS:
Presidente - 1718398 - THAIS BERNARDES MAGANHINI
Interno - 396810 - OSMAR SIENA
Externo ao Programa - 2078631 - DIEGO DE PAIVA VASCONCELOS