A justiça popular e seus atos jurídicos: o tribunal e seus regimes de verdade na (des)qualificação das subjetividades

Abstract

This article analyzes popular justice and its legal acts conducted by the Court and its regimes of truth. The court-run popular justice represents the interests of the ruling class by legitimizing the right-justice relationship in its exercise of power. It is a bibliographical research with an exploratory bias of the texts of Foucault and the contribution of other authors. "About Popular Justice," a Foucauldian text that centralizes discussions on justice, power, violence and law in the formation of the Western judicial system. The State with the use of violence expresses power as control of the social body from its legal framework determined by the speech of popular justice issued by the Court. In "About the People's Justice" Foucault points out the knowledge-power relationship of the judiciary system conceived to the Court that speaks about justice in the dimension of the order imposed by the law legitimizing the actions of the State. The popular justice under the dominion of the Court favors, manipulates and shapes the masses. Foucauldian reflections about the consequences of legal action instituted in relations legitimized by violence in the imposition of order are elucidations that directly and indirectly pass through discussions about the discourses of legal truth crossing knowledge as an exercise of power. The acts of the People's Justice and the State are determined by the Court that establishes the criteria of its conception of justice. Justice and Power in the exercise of relations of judicial practice are gears in the effectiveness of the criteria of definition between means and just ends from the arbitrary actions of the state apparatus with the population. Power as well as biopolitics are instances that delimit the bare life (mere life) of the street population. Life crossed by the fine line between the world of bodies to be cared for and the world of those in which the statute of bare life are outside of human jurisdiction in such a way that the violence committed against them is not a violation.