Os impactos da tecnologia da informação no processo civil.

Abstract

This paper studies the evolution and the application of Information Technology tools in the Brazilian judicial process, analyzing the history of Information Technology with the Judiciary, from the adoption of the first typewriters to the recent electronic process, already prospecting tools to be adopted in the near future. It analyzes the constitutional and procedural aspects of the electronic process, verifying its respect and compliance with Brazilian constitutional and procedural principles. It verifies the figures presented by the National Council of Justice to identify possible changes in the panorama of the Judiciary and what are the benefits brought by the electronic process. It analyzes the application of tools belonging to the so-called “Industry 4.0” to carry out the work of law enforcement officers. The method to be used will be the deductive one, from which it will be sought to demonstrate the impacts generated by the adoption of Information Technology to carry out procedural acts. What is the contribution of Information Technology for a faster and more efficient judicial provision? To this end, a study will be carried out on the history of Information Technology in Brazil, as well as its insertion in the legislation, and the impacts brought by the adoption of the aid of electronic devices (and in the end, of the electronic process itself) for the practice of acts procedural. The research technique used will be bibliographic, having as main reference the websites and portals of the most diverse organs of the Public Power, which have research and data referring to the area under study, the CAPES thesis and dissertation database, the library of UNISC, books, periodicals, magazines and articles specialized in the area of the theme to be presented.