Lorencini, Bruno2025-05-272025-05-272025CORRÉA, Ana Sávia Leocádio. Inclusão digital como direito fundamental: democratização do acesso à justiça e as repercussões econômicas nas demandas judiciais dos Juizados Especiais Cíveis.. Goiânia (GO), 2025. 122 f Dissertação (Mestrado Profissional em Direito Constitucional Econômico) - Centro Universitário Alves Faria, 2025https://repositorio.unialfa.com.br/handle/123456789/612Access to justice, provided for in the Federal Constitution in its art. 5, XXXV, enshrines the Democratic Rule of Law. Brazil positions itself as a country that respects human rights and fundamental guarantees (guaranteeing individual and collective rights, social and political rights). Access to justice is, at the same time, a right and a guarantee of rights and derives from the notion of equal opportunities as described in the Federal Constitution. It is clear that the legislator recognizes the importance of digital inclusion as a way of guaranteeing fundamental rights, characterized as an unfolding of citizenship itself. Fundamental rights emerged and were strengthened from the evolution of society and historical events that culminated in the recognition of rights. In an increasingly digital society, ensuring inclusion in this area is guaranteeing the realization of citizenship and personality rights. The National Council of Justice (CNJ) was established by Constitutional Amendment no. 45/2004 as a governing body of the national Judiciary, with activities focused on planning and managing actions to improve the Brazilian judicial system and promoting the quality of jurisdictional provision, ensuring, above all, administrative and procedural control and transparency, aiming for greater efficiency of the judicial system. Technologies and technological innovations have been promoting profound revolutions, rapidly changing society and economic systems, including reformulating the structure of the Judiciary to carry out activities and provide services more quickly. The Judiciary has invested in several technology initiatives, including the use of Artificial Intelligence to streamline procedural processing and facilitate its routine activities. The challenges faced by the institutions of Public Defenders' Offices and Public Prosecutors' Offices promoting a role in access to justice. In order to consolidate the objectives set forth in article 98, item I of the Federal Constitution, Law was created. 9.099/95 of the Small Claims Courts, which constitutes a microsystem of jurisdictional protection formed by principles of orality, simplicity, informality, procedural economy and speed. The institution of Small Claims Courts in Brazil contributes to access to justice as a fundamental requirement of a modern and egalitarian legal system that aims to guarantee rights to those who need access to justice and simplify judicial procedures by deformalizing the process. It is crucial that access to justice is granted effectively, especially to consumers, who are generally considered vulnerable in legal relationships. In legal claims involving consumption, the Small Claims Courts allow consumers to assert their rights regarding access and outline the economic repercussions. It is a qualitative approach research, defined by Mezzaroba; Monteiro (2023). The inductive method to understand the impact of technological resources in Small Claims Courts, using consultation of works, journal articles, master's dissertations and doctoral theses, electronic documents and applicable legislation.ptEstado democrático de direitoDireitos fundamentaisRegulação econômicaConstituição Federal