Perspectivas e Caminhos Para a Prática Jurídica nas Instituições de Ensino Superior: o combate às violações de direitos humanos e os núcleos de prática jurídica

Abstract

Traditionally legal education in Brazil has been characterized by methods of lectures and professors, whose legal knowledge was based on the strictly dogmatic learning of Law, forming students based on a repertoire of codes, manuals and processes. In the evolution of legal education in Brazil, important ministerial regulations stand out: CNE/CES Ordinance n. 1.886/1994 and CNE/CES Resolution 9/2004, which established the basic, professional and such as CNE/CES Resolution n. 3/2017, which brought new rules for the supervised internship. Thus, in order to fit the clinical method to the Law courses of the Palmas teaching institutions, within the scope of the Legal Practice Nucleus, through an agreement with the Judiciary Power of the State of Tocantins, this work has as central problem of the research to investigate the strategies that the Centers of Legal Practice of Higher Education Institutions located in Palmas adopt to combat human rights violations. To achieve this goal, a qualitative research was used, using a dialectical method and a documentary research technique, where books, scientific articles and legislation were consulted on physical and electronic media. At the end of the research it was concluded that the researched higher education institutions have adaptability in their normative instruments for the adequacy of the techniques of clinical education in Human Rights within their Juridical Practice Nuclei, and there is legal feasibility for the formalization of an agreement of technical cooperation with the Judiciary, in which the organ of the judiciary of Tocantins, through its Superior School of Magistracy (ESMAT), would offer a course of clinical education in Human Rights to partner teaching institutions. In this sense, the scope of this project could reach, in the medium or long term, all organized civil society with the optimization of jurisdictional performance, whose active demands would have as its theme the promotion and protection of Human Rights.