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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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A participação popular no hard case ficha limpa: estudo de sete acórdãos no TSE e do STF / The popular participation in the hard case ficha limpa: study of seven judjments by TSE and SFT

Moreira, José Roberto 12 September 2012 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2017-07-10T18:20:43Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Jose Roberto Moreira.pdf: 6458715 bytes, checksum: a6e04a668d3d7fd1d947b67d059b94ea (MD5) Previous issue date: 2012-09-12 / ABSTRACT The judicialization of politics has inspired several scientific researches due to its novelty and consequences, and formed the agenda of contemporary political science. In this context, this study sought to investigate the influence of popular participation in seven trials judged by the STF and TSE in the case "ficha limpa ( clean slate"): RO 1.069-RJ, by TSE (decided in 2006); ADPF 144-DF, by STF (decided in 2008); CC 1120-26.2010-DF, TSE (decided in 2010); RE s 630.147-DF, 631.102-PA e 633.703-MG, by STF (decided in 2010 and 2011); and joint trial of ADC s 29 and 30, and finally ADI 4578, tried by STF (decided in 2012). The concept of hard case developed by Ronald Dworkin and Robert Alexy, as the one whose solution is not expressed in the code of laws, was adopted and argued that in cases like that the judge commonly stands before more than one decision rationally justifiable. The seven trials were typified as hard cases. A concept of popular participation was built for the research purposes, which brought together normative contributions of theoretical approaches of participatory democracy, deliberative and radical. To perform such investigation, the votes published in the trials were rated into four categories, according to the presence or absence of the citizen participation reference, if they referred to it as an argument and for what purpose: to defend ficha limpa ( clean slate ) or the independence that the court expressed in relation to it. In spite of the public participation seen in these processes, especially in the year 2008 and the following, the Supreme Court and the TSE did not stage political decisions in the analyzed trials, since they had ratified policy decisions that have been already taken by the Legislature. On the other hand, reviews of the trials revealed some votes in whose speech grounds contain a reference to popular participation in the judgments accomplished in 2010, 2011 and 2012. The main influence has been seen in the last trial, the ADC's 29 and 30 and ADI 4578, decided by the Supreme Court, where the number of votes in favor of the thesis of ficha limpa ("clean slate") filled with arguments containing references to popular participation, was higher. In this trial, ministers who used to defend the independence of the court in relation to this influence began to justify their votes in favor of "clean slate" in popular participation. Others simply left out the speech which preached that the court should be free of such interference. Therefore, remains concluded that popular participation has affected the outcome of the hard case "ficha limpa ( clean slate". / A judicialização da política inspirou várias pesquisas científicas pela sua novidade e consequências, tendo composto a agenda da Ciência Política contemporânea. Nesse contexto, esta pesquisa buscou investigar a influência da participação popular em sete julgamentos do STF e TSE no caso ficha limpa : RO 1.069-RJ, do TSE (julgado em 2006); ADPF 144-DF, do STF (julgado em 2008); CC 1120-26.2010-DF, do TSE (julgado em 2010); RE s 630.147-DF, 631.102-PA e 633.703-MG, do STF (julgados em 2010 e 2011); e julgamento conjunto das ADC s 29 e 30 e da ADI 4578, do STF (julgado em 2012). O conceito de hard case de Ronald Dworkin e de Robert Alexy, como aquele cuja solução não está expressa no código de leis, foi adotado e se argumentou que nele comumente o julgador está diante de mais de uma decisão racionalmente justificável. Os sete julgados foram tipificados como hard cases. Um conceito de participação popular foi construído para os fins da pesquisa, que aglutinou as contribuições normativas das correntes teóricas da democracia participativa, deliberativa e radical. Para a investigação, os votos publicados nos julgados foram classificados em quatro categorias, segundo estava presente ou ausente a referência à participação popular, se faziam referência a ela como argumento e para qual fim: fazer a defesa da ficha limpa ou da independência da corte em relação a ela. Apesar da participação popular vista nesses processos, principalmente no ano de 2008 e seguintes, o STF e o TSE nos julgamentos analisados não protagonizaram decisões políticas, tendo ratificado decisões políticas já tomadas pelo Legislativo. Por outro lado, a análise dos julgados revelou votos em cujo discurso de fundamentação há referência à participação popular nos julgamentos consumados em 2010, 2011 e 2012. A maior influência foi vista no último julgamento, das ADC s 29 e 30 e da ADI 4578, pelo STF, onde o número de votos em favor da tese ficha limpa com argumentos com referência à participação popular foi maior. Nesse julgado, Ministros que antes vinham defendendo a independência da corte em relação a essa influência passaram a justificar seus votos em defesa da ficha limpa na participação popular. Outros simplesmente abandonaram o discurso que pregava que a corte deveria ficar livre dessa interferência. Assim, concluiu-se que a participação popular influenciou no desfecho do hard case ficha limpa .
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Le sérieux et le manifeste en droit judiciaire privé : contribution à une étude de la certitude en droit / Serious argument and obviousness of the case in procedural law

Callet, Clovis 04 December 2015 (has links)
Le moyen sérieux et l’appréciation manifeste sont des notions bien connues des processualistes qui suscitent toujours la défiance et la circonspection. Elles connaissent pourtant un succès législatif spectaculaire et interviennent dans l’application d’un grand nombre de textes dont l’importance pratique et juridique n’est plus à démontrer. Encore considérées comme la clé la plus insaisissable des dispositifs dans lesquelles elles sont intégrées, ces notions appellent une étude synthétique. Faisant le lien entre des analyses doctrinales éparses qui ne s’intéressent à ces notions qu’au sein d’une procédure identifiée, la thèse tente d’en dégager une définition généralement et globalement opérante. Un examen attentif de la jurisprudence conduit à rejeter la définition classique fondée sur l’évidence et à lui substituer une définition fondée sur le concept plus large de certitude.La réflexion glisse alors imperceptiblement vers la théorie du droit et se tourne vers la question de la vérité en droit. Une connaissance objective des règles de droit est-elle possible ?A la recherche d’une définition succède naturellement une recherche des fonctions des notions. Véritables facteurs de rationalisation du droit processuel, elles y occupent une place essentielle. En dégageant les fonctions pratiques et juridiques des notions, la thèse est amenée à sortir des hypothèses consacrées et à rechercher si les conditions du recours à ces notions ne sont pas déjà réunies dans des dispositifs où il n’y est pourtant pas expressément fait référence. Elle quitte même le terrain du droit positif pour interroger la rationalité des mécanismes dont la mise en œuvre dépend des notions étudiées / An increasing number of statutes relies on the concepts of serious argument and obvious evaluation for their application. Yet no satisfying definition of these concepts has still been found. For if it is usually assumed that these concepts depend on the obviousness of the Law and of the disputed facts, a careful examination of the case law shows well enough that this view is false : one often judges an evaluation obvious only after having demonstrated its truth through a complex argumentation and a long reasoning.Thus, the thesis argues that the concepts refer not to the obviousness of the Law and the disputed events but to the certainty of these. Here the Law refers to a question of jurisprudence : is the case easy or hard ? This new definition leads to the discussion of skepticism regarding the Law. Once a definition that fits the case law has been built, it is necessary to identify the reasons, both legal and pratical, for the use of the concepts in procedural law.From this it becomes possible to a build critical look on the statutes that use the concepts of serious argument and obvious evaluation for their application : is this use justified or should the statutes be changed ? It will also be possible to consider that the appplication of statutes that do not refer to these concepts actually depends on them, or at least should depend on them

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