Implicit and explicit mediation in legal sentences in poetic format

• Main Author: Barreto, Rayara Bastos
• Publication Date: 2022
• Other Authors: Farias , Maria Giovanna Guedes
• Format: Article
• Language: por
• Source: Revista Ibero-americana de Ciência da Informação
• Download full: https://periodicos.unb.br/index.php/RICI/article/view/40432
• topic: Sentença jurídica; informação jurídica; Poesia; Mediação da informação; Poesia; Información juridica; Mediación de la información; Sentencia juridica; Legal sentence; Poetry; Law information; Information mediation

It deals with the interdisciplinary dialogue in the areas of Information Science and Law concerning their perspectives in relation to mediation. It aims to analyze the sentences in poetic format available on the Migalhas legal news portal, in order to identify the type of mediation (explicit or implicit) and compliance with the guiding principles of mediation law No. 13,140 / 2015 available on the Migalhas legal news portal. It uses bibliographic research as a method, when examining articles from 2015 to 2019 from the mentioned portal. To analyze them, Bardin's content analysis was used with the establishment of the categories mediation of information and poetic sentence, which made it possible to verify that the mediation used in the construction of the sentences was the implicit one, which does not require the physical and immediate presence of the users, in the case of the lawsuits of the jurisdicted citizen. The results also point out that all the guiding principles of the measurement law were fulfilled, with emphasis on informality. The results also point out that the legal branch that most benefited from this literary genre was civil, accounting for three sentences against one of criminal law. Furthermore, jurists claimed that motivation and / or justification for the use of poetry in the sentence as a strategy for valuing the Portuguese language, processes whose themes and conflicts inspired and demanded sensitivity, and the right to free expression of thought. It is concluded that poetry adds value to the legal sentence, regardless of the specific branch that uses it, making it possible not only to comply with the legal guiding principles of the procedural exercise, but also as a standard of conduct, humanizing the performance of the jurist through a language accessible, didactic and playful.