Jurimetrics and the Brazilian Judicial System: A view through Institutionalism

Abstract

The text discusses the evolution of Institutionalism, highlighting its correlation with mathematical sciences and technology, such as jurimetry. It examines the trajectory of Institutionalism from the 19th century to current technological advances, highlighting its impact on public policy. It then explores the evolution of the Brazilian judicial system, from colonial influence to contemporary challenges. It highlights the technological revolution in the judiciary, with an emphasis on jurimetry, big data and artificial intelligence. Jurimetry, the statistical treatment of legal issues, is analyzed in depth, highlighting its positive effects, such as improving decision-making, facilitating legal arguments and promoting judicial speed. It concludes by emphasizing the importance of jurimetrics in the quest for a more informed, efficient and socially equitable justice, while also highlighting associated ethical challenges.

DOI:https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2023.006-062