O Papel do Incidente de Resolução de Demandas Repetitivas Frente à Celeridade Processual

Abstract

This article aims to analyze the Incident of Repetitive Demand Resolution (IRDR) as an instrument for ensuring procedural speed, a constitutional principle reinforced by the Civil Procedure Code. Its purpose is to demonstrate, through data provided by the National Justice Council and the incidents initiated by the São Paulo Court of Justice, the application of this procedural instrument. The methodology used in the preparation of this article was bibliographic and documentary research; therefore, the main sources were legislation, doctrine, national databases, and precedents established by the TJSP. It is concluded that the IRDR is an essential tool in the pursuit of procedural speed and access to justice, especially in the face of a legal system congested with a caseload that exceeds the capacity of judges.