André Franco Montoro Filho is one of the speakers at an event on the future of the judiciary in Brazil

By ETCO

Source: Maxpress, 26/03/2008

On the 27th, André Franco Montoro Filho will give a lecture at the seminar The Fundamentals and the Future of the Judiciary in Brazil, promoted in Rio de Janeiro by the Federal Regional Magistracy School. Professor André Montoro will debate the importance of the efficiency of the Judiciary for the good functioning of the economy. Aimed at federal magistrates, prosecutors, legal operators, judiciary servants, lawyers, students and other interested parties, the event will promote a reflection on the principles and roles of the Brazilian judiciary and on what society expects from this institution.

Seminar
The Fundamentals and the Future of the Judiciary in Brazil

Date: 27/3/08, Thursday
Time: from 9h to 18h15
Location: Auditorium of the Federal Regional Court
Address: Rua Acre, 80, 3º andar - Centro - Rio de Janeiro, RJ
Free registration by phone (21) 2276-8599, by email secom@jfes.trf2.gov.br or through the website www.trf2.gov.br/emarf.

Agenda

From 9 to 10
Opening
Guilherme Diefenthaler - federal judge

André Fontes - federal judge and general director of Emarf

Gym
Guiding Principles of the First School of Magistrates in Brazil
Cristóvam Daiello Moreira - judge TJ / RS

10:45 am to 11:XNUMX am Break

11:12 am to 45:1 pm Panel XNUMX - Justice, Democracy and Population Desires

Pressure for Results and the Judge
William Douglas Resinente dos Santos - federal judge

Ethics of the Judiciary and its Operators
Elizabeth Leão - federal judge of the judicial section of São Paulo

12:45 pm to 14:30 pm Lunch

14:30 pm to 16:15 pm Panel 2 - What does the Client Expect from the Judge?

What do Society and Consumers Expect from the Judiciary?
Marcos Rodrigues Diegues - legal manager of Idec

The Good Functioning of the Economy Depends on the Efficiency of the Judiciary
André Franco Montoro Filho - executive president of Etco

16:45 pm to 16:30 pm Break

16:30 pm to 18:15 pm Panel 3 - What Does the Future Expect from the Judiciary?

Ana Paula de Barcellos - lawyer and associate professor at the State University of Rio de Janeiro

Eugênio Rosa de Araújo - federal judge

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