O Sistema Victor no STF: Avanços Tecnológicos na Busca pela Razoável Duração do Processo

Abstract

The Brazilian Judiciary faces a series of obstacles related to the delay in resolving its processes, a situation that compromises the people's effectiveness and faith in justice. Using the most advanced machine learning techniques, the Victor Project, developed by the University of Brasília (UnB) in partnership with the Federal Supreme Court (STF), seeks to contribute to combating this delay through the analysis and classification of legal processes, especially those linked to topics of general repercussion. Through the research problem: How can the Victor System, an auxiliary tool for justice in the STF, contribute to the effective promotion of the principle of reasonable duration of the process? We seek to fulfill the objective of investigating the impact of implementing and using the Victor System in the STF as a tool to support the analysis and organization of legal proceedings, aiming to optimize the efficiency of access to the STF and promote the guarantee of the principle of "reasonable duration of the process" in the context of the STF. The approach method chosen is hypothetical-deductive, suitable for systematically analyzing hypotheses about the impact of the Victor System. The method of procedure adopted for this research is the case study, perfect for evaluating the system's implementation case. The research techniques used will be document analysis and bibliographic research. The use of sophisticated machine learning methods allows Victor to discover hidden patterns in gigantic volumes of data, thus ensuring quick yet accurate scrutiny during screening processes. The implementation of the Victor Project yielded visible results in the STF, such as the marked reduction in the time spent analyzing processes with general repercussions: tasks that previously took hours now take place in seconds. Taking into account this technological leap that brings us closer to more easily accessible and effective justice through the rapid resolution of cases, ensuring compliance with a reasonable duration of the process, and ensuring the rights of the parties. It is essential that technology is used ethically first; Any innovation aimed at promoting transparency and upholding integrity in the judicial system must ensure that human oversight complements automation, as despite its potential to revolutionize justice, automation is still insufficient in its ability to supplant judgment human, which remains fundamental due to its ability to take into account case specific nuances and contexts; Finding a balance between these technological advances and basic human trust factors is essential if we are to maintain faith in our judiciary, therefore. It should be seen as an innovative system that improves quick and easily accessible justice, while meeting the needs and expectations of all involved, ensuring that the reasonable length of the process is an effective reality. The Victor Project therefore represents a notable advance towards establishing efficient solutions for all issues involving the judicial system, accelerating the stage of identifying topics of general repercussion, contributing to the reasonable duration of the process.