Efficiency in Public Defender results in the face of absurd demand

The Public Defender's Office is a permanent institution, essential to the jurisdictional function of the State, incumbent upon it, as an expression and instrument of the democratic regime, fundamentally, with legal guidance, the promotion of human rights and defense, in all degrees, judicial and extrajudicial, of individual and collective rights, in an integral and free way, to the needy, foreseen in our Federal Constitution. It is true that the Public Defender's Office has a different role among the institutions of the legal world, as it is the institution that aims to achieve access to justice for all without distinction, and is therefore vital to the process of enforcing rights. In this context, we question the sustainability and efficiency of this institution in the face of such an insane demand, aligned with the factors of gratuity, continuous conflicts and the lack of servers, thus making it even more unlikely to demystify the negative and utopian image of efficient public service provision and with results. If the process is vital to the realization of rights, the results are therefore essential.