THE POSTULATORY CAPACITY IN SPECIAL COURTS: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS AND SUGGESTIONS FOR IMPROVEMENT

Abstract

This article sought to reflect on the postulatory capacity of the parties in special courts and its implications for access to justice, considering the various facets of access to justice in special courts, from the exemption of a lawyer to the challenges faced by the parties in exercising their capacity postulatory. The approach is qualitative, with analysis in bibliographic references, based on authors who are references on the subject. In this legal dispute, a situation may occur in which one of the parties is equipped with a legal representative, with the capacity to understand and interpret the rites and norms of the process, while the other party is not even understanding the language used in this process, nor is they aware of the available resources during the procedural march.