Investigation Año IX - Nº 15 - 2015  
 
» LAW AND EMPIRE: A RESEARCH ABOUT ORAL MANIFESTATIONS OF BRAZILIAN CIVIL PROCEDURE
By Bárbara Gomes Lupetti Baptista

Sumary

The proposal of this study is to contrast the dogmatic discourse produced by the brazilian right with judiciary practices that occur daily in the confined walls of the courts, to try to understand the reasons for the absolute absence of dialogue and identity between the book’s world and the practice’s world. To possibility the use of the comparison and to illustrate the distance between legal theory and judiciary practices, I use the results of the empirical research that I conducted at the Court of Justice of the State of Rio de Janeiro, by the ethnography and participative observation methods, whose attention was focused on oral manifestations of the process. The empirical research shows that, in fact, there is a great absence dialogue between “theory” and “practice” in the Brazilian Law.

Key words

Law - Empire - Orality

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