judicialization of health in pernambuco after public hearing no. 4 the federal supreme court: an analysis of quantitative judiciary of acting in law warranty social health

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Abstract
Recognizing the importance of the judiciary as a tool to the effectiveness of social rights, including human rights, especially the right to health, this study aimed to present a study of the health legalization process in the state of Pernambuco relating to the direct effects and indirect Public Hearing paragraph 4 of the Supreme Court, between the years 2009-2014, using the measurement from the likelihood the analysis of judgments, obtaining approximate results and not an absolute truth, allowing you to see a trend about supply of medicine through the courts.
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Authors Lívia Dias Barros, Gina Gouveia Pires De Castro
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Journal disability studies quarterly
Year 2016
DOI
10.26668/IndexLawJournals/2526-0111/2016.v2i2.1637
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http://www.indexlaw.org/index.php/garantiasfundamentais/article/view/1637
Keywords
jurisprudence lawlaw in general comparative and uniform law judicialização em pernambuco

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