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The present study seeks to demonstrate how Article 334 of the Code of Civil Procedure, which provides for the conciliation and mediation hearing, is an efficient mechanism to mitigate existing litigation, helping to move society towards a culture of pacification. It is known that culture influences law, both in its creation and in its handling. In this sense, it will be emphasized the significant changes that have occurred in the civil process, especially regarding the introduction and promotion in the New Code of Civil Procedure for the appropriate means of dispute resolution. In order to do so, it analyzes what the Code sought to achieve efficiency, as well as if the audience of self-composition in the terms it finds is efficient. Seeking to resolve such questioning had been taken from the Justice in Numbers report of the National Council of Justice to demonstrate, not only with bibliographical references, if the change proposed by CPC / 15, in fact, is taking place. |
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