Judicial review of the decisions of regulatory agencies : exclusive jurisdiction?

In Brazil, the judiciary shows great deference in overseeing the substance of regulatory agencies’ decisions. In light of this, along with judges’ resistance to re-evaluate the merit of public policies, it has been suggested that independent regulatory agencies, in their adjudicative role, actually act as a parallel court system. This being the case, where the judiciary provides insecurity and uncertainty, then later confirms the great majority of judicial challenges to agencies’ decisions, the paper asks: should there be a parallel administrative jurisdiction designed and created to replace the judiciary, that would address these disputes in a speedy and specialized forum