A utilização de extensos modelos de peças processuais e o impacto na dialética processual

Abstract

The possibility of using models of procedural documents due to the advent of new technologies and tools, has generated a recurrent use of extensive documents, with hundreds of pages, and generic ones, which even make their understanding difficult, a problem that has worsened and has been the subject of criticism from specialized doctrine (FROTA; JUNIOR, XAVIER). This article focuses on the impact of such extensive models of procedural pieces on procedural dialectics, assessing whether or not the use of such extensive models undermined the observance of the postulate of procedural dialectics, and the principles and guarantees inherent to it, and the respective consequences of such. And if it came to the conclusion that the use of extensive procedural documents, with countless unnecessary requests and theoretical digressions, implies harm to procedural dialecticity, including harm to the detriment of the party that uses them.