FARIAS JÚNIOR, J. A.; FARIAS JÚNIOR, José de Anchieta.
Resumen:
This research was based on the repercussion in Brazilian doctrine of the institution of
mandatory compliance by CPC / 15, focusing on the incident of resolution of
repetitive demands. Having said that, it is opportune to affirm the importance of the
present academic work by presenting and pondering relevant information on the new
scenario of the Brazilian civil process, since it presents a current doctrinal clipping on
the subject. Thus, it deals with the conjuncture of mass demands in the midst of
extensive and collapsing Brazilian legislation, in the face of the eminent the risk of
divergent decisions on the same issue of law. Thus, it is questioned: is the
mechanism of resolution of repetitive cases a viable solution to the current scenario
of massification of processes or only causes more risks with the possibility of
standardization of the decision-making system? From this, it is assumed that the
CPC / 15 jurisprudence standardization system has a policy that encourages the
convergence of judicial decisions. It is an appeal, made through the current
legislation, of obedience to the authority of the courts and the respect of their
decisions. The main objective of this study is to contextualize and analyze the
scenario of massification and consequent congestion of lawsuits in the Brazilian
judiciary, whose policy of uniformity of jurisprudence is proposed as a solution, in
view of the incident of resolution of repetitive demands. For this, the reflexes of
binding effectiveness in compulsory observation precedents are pointed out and
doctrinal positions are discussed, regarding the quantity versus quality of the
jurisdictional delivery in the judgment of repetitive cases. For the preparation of the
present study we will use the deductive, historical and systematic methods. The
procedure will be based on bibliographic research and analysis of books, journals
and scientific articles published with an approach on the subject. Finally, it was
diagnosed that the trump of the system of uniformity of jurisprudence, especially the
micro-system of judgment of repetitive cases, will depend not only on the stimulus
forced by the legislation, but, to a large extent, on the work of the legal operators,
through the creation of a culture of judicial precedent, since only the legislative option
will not suffice for the judicial precedent to be fully implemented.