Os desafios da advocacia moderna frente às mudanças tecnológicas e o processo judicial eletrônico.

Abstract

This monographic work focuses on the challenges of the legal profession from Law 11.419/06, which provides for the computerization of the judicial process in Brazil and aims to investigate whether there are instrumental inconsistencies in the eproc system when confronted with the Civil Code. In this context, the problem to be faced is the computerization and transmutation that the physical to electronic process seeks to promote, among other aspects, aiming at procedural speed, reasonable duration of the process, sustainability and access to justice. However, Law No. 11.419, of December 19, 2006, did not establish a single processing system that would lead to standardization and the emergence of new systems and technologies, there is a legal movement to encompass adaptations and eliminate gaps that are constantly reinvented. In this sense, eproc emerges as one of the most sophisticated electronic process systems. To be able to reach the heart of this research, the method used was the deductive one, starting from general premises, to result in a conclusion about the implications of these for the legal practice. The research technique used was bibliographical, through data collection through legislation, books, articles, news, and scientific journals, through the comparative method between the system and the Civil Code for analyzing the research problem. Finally, it can be said that the eproc system is currently the most advanced in technical terms, being able to effectively manage the requirements for the progress of the action. However, like any system, it needs to be constantly updated according to demand. Furthermore, it is stated that, although technologies are a reality, the work of law and law operators is sentient, and the computerization is, in fact, an ally in the maintenance of their offices.