Justice of Amazonas and partners expand services at Digital Inclusion Points in the interior

The Court of Justice of Amazonas, together with the Regional Labor Court – 11th Region, Regional Electoral Court of Amazonas and the Brazilian Bar Association – Amazonas Section, regulated the implementation of Digital Inclusion Points (PID) – Level 2 in municipalities of Careiro (Purupuru community), Manaquiri (Boa Vista community) and Tonantins.

The regulation occurred through Joint Ordinance No. 5/2024, made available in the Electronic Justice Gazette on Wednesday (24/04), signed by representatives of the bodies and entities involved

The installation of Digital Inclusion Points aims to promote the policy of modernization and improvement of access to justice, with a room or space in a public body in the locality, equipped with computers and cameras provided by the courts in cooperation, for access by citizens of the region. County.

According to Judge Roberto Santos Taketomi, coordinator of the project, PID – Level 2 is being implemented in cities that are not the headquarters of Districts and in rural communities, with the aim of ensuring that all citizens have equal access to justice.

“This initiative is the result of the combined efforts of several institutions of the Justice system (TJAM, TRE-AM, TRT) and partners (OAB). The PID – Level 2 will bring various public services and assistance and is synonymous with citizenship and inclusion by, in fact, specifically bringing Justice closer to the community”, states the magistrate.

The next steps include improving the physical spaces and resources of the PIDs, which should be implemented and inaugurated by the beginning of July this year, in addition to training municipal agents to serve the population, in partnership with City Halls.

In addition to expanding the use of the structure by adding other institutions, the project has other objectives, such as raising awareness about the use of resources to increase the use of services; encourage use by community residents; regularly monitor and evaluate the performance and effectiveness of PIDs, to identify aspects for improvement; and coordinate with the institutions involved for coordinated activities.

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The bodies will offer their services in the units during their respective institutional opening hours, and the work of each body covers:

– TJAM: access to the Virtual Counter; holding hearings (conciliation and instruction); filing a Complaint in the Special Court; issuance of a second copy of the birth certificate; death registration; and procedural consultation;

– TRT – 11th Region: access to the Virtual Counter; procedural consultation (1st and 2nd degrees); online grounding; and holding hearings (conciliation and instruction);

– TRE/AM: issuance of Electoral Title (2nd copy); electoral transfer; electoral review; issuance of electoral certificates and declarations; information about Electoral Title and voting location; regularization of voter status; access to the Virtual Counter; consultation and procedural monitoring;

– OAB-AM: scheduling for legal guidance and publicity campaigns that allow greater access to justice.

Source: TJAM

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