PROCESSO ESTRUTURAL PARA O PROCESSO CIVIL DE INTERESSE PÚBLICO
Abstract
The experiences of applying flexible procedural techniques promoted transformations in procedural management. The intuitive practices studied give way to theorization of innovative fundamental precepts, present creative and strategic forms and reveal process trends: inter-institutional dialogue, construction of shared and negotiated solutions and intense cooperation. The judiciary overcame resistance, mainly theorists of the classic separation of powers and recognized structural procedural techniques, but lacks specific legislation. These ideas are part of the set of essential postulates for what we dare to designate as civil procedure of public interest, aimed essentially at removing states of non-compliance with fundamental values, through broad participation in the construction of creative and cooperative solutions, above all with effective results.
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