EXCLUSION AS A CHALLENGE TO ACCESS TO JUSTICE
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https://doi.org/10.51891/rease.v12i5.27328Keywords:
Virtualization of Justice. Access to Justice. Digital Exclusion. Inequality. Fundamental Rights.Abstract
Computerization has brought many benefits that have contributed to the efficiency, speed and modernization of justice. However, Brazil is full of inequalities, with millions of people without access to the bare minimum, and access to the internet and digital literacy being a reality for only a few. Digital exclusion can occur due to lack of devices, lack of knowledge, accessibility barriers and lack of interest. This situation poses a challenge to access to justice, and the country, on the other hand, lacks public policies designed for the collective. The aim of this article is to propose a reflection on the importance of digital inclusion to enable access to justice, which is becoming increasingly virtualized. It is necessary to integrate the computerization of justice in such a way as to include all citizens, reducing inequalities and guaranteeing the full or possible exercise of citizenship, since social disparities prevent the full enjoyment of constitutional rights.
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