Violation of the principle of efficiency in the judiciary: inefficiency of the judiciary after the death of the defendant

Authors

Fernando Claro Valero
Meliane Martins Nunes
Rafaela Ataíde Moreira Alves

Keywords:

Public administration, efficiency, judicial power

Synopsis

In a country with a territory of 8,514,876 km² and a population that exceeds 209 million inhabitants, there is nothing to talk about in structural simplicity of public administration, placing the Brazilian state as a complex and organized structure, which takes place by laws and regulations. In this context, it is essential to outline some principles to guide the norms and actions of the public entity and, thus, guarantee the reach and success of collective law. To understand the importance of exercising principles, it is necessary to understand their basic definition. Paraphrasing the author Miguel Reale (1986), principles are considered fundamental judgments, which serve as a guarantee of certainty, ordered in a system of concepts related to a given portion of reality. Thus, in Public Administration it is no different and, to guarantee its effectiveness, we have the principles that are expressed in the Federal Constitution of Brazil, which are determining factors for organizing the state structure. In addition, they are important, as they are requirements for an effective administration, which is able to guarantee individual and collective rights through management that meets the aspirations of the population.

References

VALERO, Fernando Claro; NUNES, Meliane Martins; ALVES, Rafaela Ataíde Moreira. Violação do princípio da eficiência no poder judiciário: ineficiência do judiciário após o óbito do réu. 2021. 15f. Artigo (Graduação em Direito) – Faculdade Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, 2021.

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Published

June 16, 2021