| dc.description.abstract | The Code of Civil Procedure of 2015 prescribes among its fundamental norms the obligation to observe the values and principles contained in the Brazilian Federal Constitution of 1988, among which the Principle of Contradictory and the Duty to Ground the judicial decision. In a Democratic State of Law, whose normative more consists in the realization of fundamental rights, the process becomes the most sophisticated means for the fulfillment of the compromises imperfected by modernity. In this sense, the Code of Procedure expressly introduces in the Brazilian legal system the obligation to confront in the sentence of all the arguments deduced by the parties that would be enough to invalidate the decision. Class Associations in the national judiciary have been upset because of this obligation and part of the judges consider that innovation, as a structuring element of the sentence, will only contribute to a more inefficient judiciary. This dissertation investigates the consequences of noncompliance with this duty, beginning with its historical aspect, state of the art in the distinction between motivation and judicial reasoning, and its adequate framing as a fundamental right and form of concretization of the Contradictory Principle for the concretization of a Democratic State of Right. | en |
