Legal design como catalisador do acesso à justiça

Abstract

The article explored the challenge of access to justice in Brazil, highlighting the obstacles that make the implementation of this constitutionally guaranteed right ineffective. The dysfunctionality of the Brazilian judicial system was analyzed in the face of technological advances, which cannot meet the needs of modern society, reflected in the high complexity, high costs and slowness of the processes. The urgency of innovative approaches to overcome these challenges was highlighted, proposing the integration of Legal Design tools. This method was identified as a catalyst for achieving access to justice, simplifying legal information and making the system more understandable and accessible to the population. The research followed an exploratory methodology with analysis of documentary and bibliographic sources, based on authors such as Mauro Cappelletti and Bryan Garth. The use of Legal Design proved promising to face the growing challenges of the judicial system, pointing to a transformative potential capable of bringing the judicial system closer to society.