SOUSA NETO, J. F.; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5067594986305629; SOUSA JÚNIOR, José Ferreira de.
Résumé:
The present scientific work sought to address the dynamic distribution of the burden
of proof in CPC/2015 to the time at which it is proposed to make an analysis in the
light of fundamental rights in the process. Among the advances proposed in the
CPC/2015, it is observed that the legislator normatize the theory before emphasized
by doctrine, called the dynamic distribution of the burden of proof, which for many
operators the right, it was usually applied. Faced with this reality the research shows
how problematic the following question: is there or not the possibility of an immediate
equality between the disputing parties? When the application of the theory studied for
obedience to procedural fundamental rights? It is presented as hypothesis the
possibility not to suffer negative effects the fundamental rights with the application of
the theory of dynamic burden of proof. The overall aim of this study is to analyze the
applicability of the theory of dynamic distribution of the burden of proof in CPC/2015
in the face of fundamental rights in the process, seeking to relate them on the optics
of the effectiveness, coherence and its correct application. Aim is to yet, understand
the civil procedural devices about the dynamics of the burden of proof brought by the
procedure legislation; identify possible situations from the CPC/2015 in that the
magistrate can make use of the theory of dynamic distribution of the burden of proof;
and check the compatibility of the dynamization of the onus of proof in relation to
fundamental rights in the process, having the magistrate as a determining part,
bound to observe the formal assumptions of the theory. To this end, we adopted the
method of deductive approach and procedure the comparative study. The survey will
be descriptive and the research technique adopted is the bibliographic, having as
technical procedure the documentation direct and indirect of the sources and the
analysis of content. It is concluded that it is possible the use and application of the
theory dynamic of proof and that does not imply prejudice the fundamental rights of
the process, but, from the perspective of effectiveness, coherence and its correct
application by the magistrate becomes an indispensable instrument for obtain justice.