Right to be heard in the standard-solution procedures in Brazil

Abstract

This paper aims to share some preliminary ideas regarding the participation of interested parties in judicial decision-making process in the context of standard-solution procedures. For that purpose, we will analyze (i) the right to be heard as a constitutional rule and its evolution over time; (ii) the premises for adequate participation in standard-solution procedures; and (iii) some contributions of the Brazilian doctrine, which can help to reduce the democratic deficiency in these procedures.