On October 24th and 25th, the Autonomous University of Lisbon will host the I Congress on Law and Institutions of the Justice System, an event that brings together renowned researchers and professors from the Autonomous University of Lisbon and the Federal University of Maranhão, Brazil. The congress aims to promote an interdisciplinary debate on the challenges and transformations in contemporary justice institutions, both in Portugal and in Brazil.
2 pm – Opening Session of the Congress
Professor Dr. Pedro Trovão of the Rosary (UAL)
Professor Dr. Paulo Ramos (PPGDIR-UFMA)
2:15 p.m. – Dr. Claudio A. Gabriel Guimarães
Formal social control system: the experience of Brazilian consensual criminal justice
2:30 pm – Me. Alexandre Miguel
Athlete access to information vs. dosage protection
2:45 p.m. – Dr. Pedro G. Thunder of the Rosary
The external commitments of the Portuguese State as a restrictive element of fundamental rights
3 pm – Dr. Ines Farinha
Consensual criminal justice in Portugal
3:45 pm – Coffee break
16:00 – Dr. Marcia Haydée Porto de Carvalho
The importance of national development in the jurisprudence of the Brazilian Supreme Federal Court
4:15 p.m. – Me. Bruno Denis Vale Castro
International cooperation between Portuguese-speaking countries in combating transnational organized crime: perspectives and practical actions
4:30 pm – Dr. Paulo Roberto Barbosa Ramos
The hypertrophy of the Brazilian justice system: careerism, coronelism and numbers
4:45 p.m. – Dr. Alex Sander Pires
Justice and the Judiciary from the perspective of precedents
17:00 – Dr. Artenira da Silva e Silva
Challenges of the Brazilian justice system in the face of domestic violence
17:15 – Dr. Vânia Simões
Obstetric violence – The case of incarcerated women
2 pm – Dr. Eudes Vitor Bezerra
Artificial intelligence and the judiciary: an analysis from the Court of Justice of Maranhão
2:15 p.m. – Dr. Antonio Pedro Pinto Monteiro
Technology and Justice
2:30 pm – Dr. Claudia Maria da Silva Bezerra
Glass Ceiling: an analysis of the invisible barriers for female judges in leadership positions in the Brazilian judiciary
2:45 p.m. – Dr. Celeste Cardona
Article 6 of the ECHR: Fairness applicable to the application of sanctions
3 pm – Dr. Patricia Cardoso Dias
Guarantees of access to health information: digital discrimination in health
3:15 p.m. – Dr. Edith Maria Barbosa Ramos
Right to health, medicines and the pharmaceutical industry: approaches between Latin American countries
3:30 pm – Dr. Ruben Bahamonde
Pharmaceutical patents and compulsory licenses
3:45 pm – Coffee break
4:30 pm – Dr. Manuel Guedes Valente
International cooperation between Portuguese-speaking countries in combating transnational organized crime
4:45 p.m.– Dr. Pastor of Socorro Teixeira Leal
Connections between the preventive function of civil liability and duties to protect human rights
17:00 – Dr. Antonio Pedro Ferreira
Civil liability as a means of protecting human rights
17:15 – Closing