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About the Event

About the Event

The Federal Supreme Court, in partnership with the National Council of Justice and with the support of the Superior Labor Court, will hold, on June 19 and 20, theInternational Forum on Justice and Innovation - FIJI.

The Forum, which will be held at the Plenary of the Superior Labor Court, in Brasília, on June 19 and 20, from 9am to 6pm, was conceived as a platform to discuss the relationship between law and new technologies, examining the implications and challenges of this interaction and reflecting on perspectives for its evolution.

Although the Forum will be opened to the general public, the target audience is mainly composed of magistrates, public servants of the Judiciary, lawyers and law students. The purpose of the forum is to explore the relation between law and technological innovations from two different angles: on one hand, how law can shape and influence the development and potential of new technologies. And, on the other, the impact of these technologies on jurisdictional activity.

Schedule

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Registration

The event is free and open for the general public.


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Justice and Innovation Award

The award is an initiative of the STF and the CNJ to encourage academic research and technological innovation capable of contributing to the improvement of the judicial provision and the solution of practical challenges faced by the Brazilian Judiciary. The award will be handed out during FIJI, which will take place on June 19 and 20, at the headquarters of the Superior Labor Court (TST), in Brasília.

Applications will be accepted for innovative, creative projects, with validated and replicable results, developed and executed by professors, researchers, and university students, or by members and employees of the Judiciary, that propose solutions to practical challenges faced by the Branch.

  • Themes

    The initiatives must involve themes such as accessibility, access to justice, machine learning, automation in the justice system, combating misinformation, institutional communication, sustainable development, education for citizenship, promotion of diversity, data science, digital inclusion, artificial intelligence, jurimetrics, personal data protection, and technology for citizenship.

    The award will be given in the categories Innovation for Justice - Innovative Academy and Innovation for Justice - Innovative Judiciary. Projects of a permanent nature may be entered, provided they were started after 2020. The winners in each category will be announced on the STF and CNJ portals, probably on June 15.

  • Criteria

    Entries will be evaluated based on the following criteria: creativity, innovation, and uniqueness; objectives and social significance; impact of the project on improving the provision of justice; results achieved or expected; efficiency and sustainability; and technical quality.


  • Submit your work for the award

    Registration is free and can be done from May 26 to June 12 at the link below:

Justice and Innovation Award - register your works.