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    A forma de indicação e nomeação de ministros para o Supremo Tribunal Federal: estudo comparado em busca de um modelo ideal
    (Centro Universitário do Estado do Pará, 2021) Souza Júnior, Cristhian Karlo Quintela de; Costa, Lucas Garcia Campos; Bastos, Elísio Augusto Velloso; http://lattes.cnpq.br/9156547826965478
    The objective of this academic research is to analyze the current model of appointment and nominations of Ministers of the Brazilian Supreme Federal Court, given that, over the years, right and left parties end up nominating people to safeguard their own interests or beliefs, which it can end up colliding with legal certainty, with impartiality and, especially, with the satisfaction of the public interest and with republican ideals. Presidential nominations have proven to be merely subjective and not very technical. Through a comparative study that uses as reference other models of Supreme Courts and Constitutional Courts and a doctrinal and historical analysis of the current model, it is concluded that there is a need to change to an ideal model by PEC - Proposed Amendment to the Constitution -, which safeguards a coherent and technical composition of the STF and the participation of other powers in the choices of Ministers.
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    STF e opinião pública: como o populismo judicial estruturou decisões da Corte no curso da operação Lava Jato
    (Centro Universitário do Estado do Pará, 2022) Rocha, Gustavo Sousa Pantoja da; Mendes Filho, Sérgio Fiuza de Mello; ttp://lattes.cnpq.br/8831943449726262
    The presente paper conducts a study on the development of judicial populismo and the problems involving its manifestation in the Supreme Federal Court, in the period of the “Lava Jato” operation. For this, it develops a broad historical survey on the emergence of constitutional courts to the establish an analysis of the role of the Supreme Court in Brazilian constitutional jurisdiction. Then, it discusses the concepts of political and judicial populism to, finally, verify its manifestations in court decisions.