FIRST REFLECTIONS ON CONSENSUAL CONSTITUTIONAL JURISDICTION

Abstract

The aim of this article is to provide initial thoughts on the solution of complex conflicts involving the Public Administration through self-composition, including in cases before the Supreme Court. The first reflection to be made concerns overcoming the dogma of the unavailability of the public interest. Once this stage has been overcome, we can see an increase in consensualism in constitutional jurisdiction, with the emergence of the so-called consensual constitutional jurisdiction, an aspect of multi-door justice within the scope of the Federal Supreme Court.