Vol. 3 No. 2 (2018): Revista do Instituto de Direito Constitucional e Cidadania

Published: 2018-12-31

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Editorial

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  Zulmar Fachin

  6-8

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Original article

• “Quota is not alms”: a study on the affirmative actions aimed at people with higher education and its no principle of sealing the amparo throwback

  Andreia Garcia Martin, César Augusto Zacheo

  9-24

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• Religious symbols in public places and the actuation of the National Council of Justice

  Rafael de Lazari

  25-34

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• The right to alteration the civil registry of the transexual a study on the legal discourses of the Brazilian Superior Courts

  Leonardo Stoll de Morais, Gabriela Fernandez de Medeiros, Roger Raupp Rios

  35-54

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• Latin american cooperation to reduce poverty and protect human rights

  Valerio de Oliveira Mazzuoli

  55-63

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• Environment And The Inefficiency Of The Brazilian State

  Mário Lúcio Quintão Soares

  64-78

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• The System of Registration and Accountability as A Mechanism of Public Management in Private Foundations for Administrative Transparency

  James Gallinati Heim, Suzana Toshimi Furuia Tsukagoshi Gallinati Heim

  79-92

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• A Criminal policy as a public policy the (re) construction of criminal dogmatics from the “combined criminal legal science

  Mário Lúcio Garcez Calil

  93-110

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• John Hart Ely and Antonin Scalia the north american philosophy of constitution

  Alceu Fernandes Neto, Roberto Bueno

  111-135

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• A Procedural permissiveness for the public prosecutor to sue class actions in favor of diffuse, collective and individual non disposable rights on behalf of brazilian law

  José Ricardo da Silva Baron, João Luiz Martins Esteves

  137-150

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• The permissiveness for the “amicus curiae’’ to appeal in the repetitive demands resolution a novelty from the brazilian civil procedure code of 2015 in favor of democracy

  Kelly Vida Leal, Luiz Alberto Pereira Ribeiro

  151-165

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• The plea bargain parallels in brazilian, italian and north-american law

  Alexandre Coutinho Pagliarini, Vinicius Hsu Cleto

  166-182

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• Considerations about the brazilian economic order da necessária atuação estatal no dominío econômico

  Marlene Kempfer Bassoli, Gabriela Amorim Paviani

  183-201

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• The link between passional crimes and liquid modernity

  Isadora Fleury Saliba, Mauricio Gonçalves Saliba

  202-217

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• Of the effectiveness and celerity of the civil process in brazil through the consensual means to solve conflicts conciliation and mediation

  Márcia Cristina Mileski Martins, Rozane da Rosa Cachapuz

  218-240

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