Os protocolos institucionais entre o Judiciário e a Fazenda pública: alternativa de macrojustiça diante da litigiosidade repetitiva

Abstract

Repetitive litigation is an inherent reality in the functioning of the Judiciary and the Public Treasury. Mindful of this scenario, this research aims to analyze the possibility of developing consensual solutions to this common problem within the justice system, based on a revisiting of procedural legal transactions. The dimension investigated includes transactions related to determinable processes, institutional protocols, and the form of inter-institutional cooperation capable of addressing serial litigation. This is seen from the perspective of consolidating itself as a tool of macrojustice, either through the broad scope of its effects or the feasibility of consolidating administrative precedents within public entities and the Judiciary. The methodology has a qualitative nature with the application of deductive reasoning through a literature review, exemplified by a documentary analysis of institutional protocols already established in various courts across the country.