The principle of insignificance
The (non-)existence of dialogue between the branches of the Republic
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https://doi.org/10.5335/rjd.v40i2.16101Keywords:
Principle of insignificance, Separation of Powers, Dialogues, TensionsAbstract
This article dealt with the theme of the principle of insignificance from the perspective of the existence or not of dialogue between the Powers of the Republic regarding its definition and resolution of various problems relevant to the topic. The central objective of the work was to answer the following question: “Is there or not a dialogue and/or tensions between the Powers of the Republic with the capacity to provide resolution to the various factual situations that involve the application of the principle of insignificance”. The research methodology adopted was the review and survey of documents and the procedure method for analyzing jurisprudence and legislative proposals. The specific objectives of the work were: to understand the principle of insignificance through a systematic analysis of legislative propositions and jurisprudence; analyze LAI’s questioning of the Ministry of Justice; analyze the data. It is concluded whether there are dialogues and/or tensions between the Powers regarding the topic.
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