critical analysis provided for administrative commitment of the institute in article 23 , of bill n. 349/2015, of senate, which deals with the change of birbl

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Abstract
This article aims to analyze the option provided for in Article 23, § 2, of the PLS n. 349/2015 of the administrative authority to require judicial authorization to enter into engagement with stakeholders, administrative agreements. As a result of such discussions is possible to infer that the bringing, by allowing the submission of adjustment to voluntary jurisdiction, it appears to be political and legally inadequate because of step with the non-judicialisation phenomenon, and also to disregard the powers of public advocacy, the limits of voluntary jurisdiction and the principles of separation of powers and republican.
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Authors ;Raul Miguel Freitas de Oliveira;Dirceu Giglio Pereira
Journal mathematical problems in engineering
Year 2016
DOI
10.26668/IndexLawJournals/2526-0073/2016.v2i1.651
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http://www.indexlaw.org/index.php/rdagp/article/view/651
Keywords
comparative and uniform law jurisprudencepolitical institutions and public administration (general)

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