SYSTEMATICS OF MANDATORY PRECEDENTS IN THE BRAZILIAN CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE OF 2015 AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT UNDER THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE NEOINSTITUTIONAL THEORY

The present study has the scope, from using the hypothetical-deductive method, analyze the system of mandatory precedents, according to the Brazilian Civil Procedure Code of 2015, and its eventual possibilities to contribute to the sedimentation of an institutional scenario more clearer and stable, which can make it possible to increase capacity levels for sustainable development. The study starts with a brief analysis of the meaning of sustainable development in its multiple perspectives. It then gives an overview of the neoinstitutional theory of law, which it takes as a reference system. In the end, it deals with the systematic of mandatory precedents, as disciplined by the Brazilian Civil Procedure Code of 2015, making inferences about the possibilities of contributing to a maturation of Brazilian institutional stability, and the influence of these circumstances on the viability of development, concluding that success will largely depend on the awareness of magistrates regarding the new system