Ausência de competência híbrida nos juizados de violência doméstica e familiar contra a mulher e a cooperação judiciária nacional

Abstract

Domestic and family violence against women takes on quite varied forms, thus requiring transdisciplinary legal treatment. Along with this statement, the Maria da Penha Law, in its art. 14, conveniently established that the courts specializing in these cases are bodies of ordinary justice with civil and criminal jurisdiction. However, it is noticed that such legal provision is practically not applied in the courts spread across the country. Given this situation, this monograph analyzes the procedural difficulties and defects in the full protection of vulnerable women generated by the absence of this institute. It also examines the overload and clutter in forum routines resulting from the implementation of the broader scope of the competency. Finally, it investigates whether national judicial cooperation could combine benefits and repair obstacles brought about by the application of hybrid jurisdiction in specialized courts