Abstract

This article makes critical analyze the access to justice. Beside the concept of this great juridical issue, the main approach is the model and consequences of the free legal aid adopted by Brazilian law system. The study points the problems faced by the country caused by a wrong and incomplete way to provide access to justice. Thru the article, is shown incredible numbers provided by the “Conselho Nacional de Justica about new lawsuits and the stock of them in Brazilian legal system. In addition, the numbers presented are analyzed and confronted with the free legal aid system which foster the litigation. The article points the problem, its consequences and considerations that could solve the problematic experienced by the Brazilian society. From there, some suggestions are made using concepts and responses obtained with an economic analysis of law as creating more requirements to the concession of the free legal aid. The methodology used is deductive and it is used bibliographical research and case law for the achievement of the study. The result ascertained is that the Brazilian free legal aid model needs urgently a change and because of this, the article finishes proposing new solutions that can solve the presented problem.

Highlights

  • The access to justice is known as a valuable way to distribute equality between the population and users of the legal system

  • As a powerful way to guarantee the effectiveness of the complex of laws, the access to justice needs to be in the central of the debates in these modern times because even with the most perfect laws and courts, a legal system could not provide real justice if has absence or lethargic paths to claim and prompt deliver rights

  • Besides showing the importance of the access to justice, this article aims to point some critics about one aspect of this great theme that is the free legal aid model adopted by Brazilian law

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Summary

A Critical View of the Access to Justice in Brazil

Email address: To cite this article: Felipe Probst Werner. A Critical View of the Access to Justice in Brazil. Special Issue: Access to Justice, Law and Development. Received: February 9, 2020; Accepted: February 20, 2020; Published: March 18, 2020

Introduction
The Access to Justice
The Problem
The Consequences
Findings
Final Considerations
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