THE THE ELECTRONIC PROCESSING SYSTEM OF THE FEDERAL JUSTICE OF THE 2nd REGION AND THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT OF CITIZEN ACCESS TO JUSTICE IN PANDEMIC TIMES
Abstract
Aiming at speed and efficiency in the provision of jurisdictional services, the national Judiciary has implemented electronic processing systems for the processing of judicial proceedings. E-Proc, an electronic processing system developed by the Federal Regional Court of the 4 th Region (TRF4 - PR / SC) has been
implemented, since 2018, by the Federal Regional Court of the 2 nd Region (TRF2 - RJ / ES), replacing the Apolo System. The following question is raised: how has the e-Proc System enabled citizens to access Justice and what strategies have been used to facilitate this access in times of pandemic? The research aims, in an
interdisciplinary perspective on Law and New Information and Communication Technologies, to analyze the main strategies for facilitating access to Justice, directly by the citizen, during the&am
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