O exame de admissibilidade do recurso extraordinário sob a ótica do Novo Código de Processo Civil de 2015

Abstract

The admissibility examination of the Extraordinary Appeal in light of the New Civil Procedure Code (CPC) is a relevant topic within the scope of procedural law in Brazil. With the promulgation of the CPC in 2015, there were significant changes in the process of admitting this appeal, which aims to preserve the uniformity of the interpretation of the Federal Constitution. The objective of this work is to analyze the admissibility examination of extraordinary appeals from the perspective of the New Code of Civil Procedure (CPC), seeking to understand the changes and impacts brought by this new code in the process of admitting this type of appeal. A bibliographical survey was carried out based on theoretical foundations, searching for primary sources to obtain fundamental information about the main characteristics of the topic. The conclusion of the research highlights that the general repercussion of an issue manifests itself when its resolution goes beyond the interests of the parties involved in the process, reaching a specific segment of society, due to its relevance from economic, political, social or legal aspects. The research also revealed that the general repercussion was created as an attempt to resolve the crisis faced by the Federal Supreme Court. By demanding that the constitutional issue discussed in the extraordinary appeal have general repercussion as a condition of admissibility, the legislator sought to establish an "appellate filter" mechanism, allowing only issues of greater importance to be judged by the Supreme Court