O Princípio da Participação Popular no Processo Administrativo
Keywords:
Popular Participation, Administrative Procedures, Legitimating, Participatory Democracy, Democratic State of LawAbstract
The considered subject, in a legal perspective, finds lair in the present time and in the importance of its proper discussion. This is because, in the first place, it is had that the legal principles are the responsible ones for all foundation of any order. In the second place, their correct application in Law institutes, whatever they may be, shows themselves as a doubtless guarantee of a full and concrete satisfaction of the ideal of justice. Moreover, in the context of Public Administration, any principle destined for the optimization of this work is always very welcome. This way, having in mind the relevance of this principle’s system for the Public Administration, through the Administrative Law, with much more reason to deem there is a greater emphasis
on principles directed to the administrative process, as it is through it that the effect of justice in the scope of the public power is had having as addressee the managed one itself and, moreover, by the way, has all the attributes to become the process of the future. Thus, in terms of general objectives, the work now being put into vogue has for target to evaluate the importance of the participation of all citizens from the state decisions of the administrative process, because the respect and the prevalence of the Principle of People’s Participation in a relationship of procedural administrative character provide a real service to the perfect functioning of a Democratic State of Law. The used methodology is based, therefore, on data analysis, collected through standards research, articles, journals, jurisprudences, national and foreign literature etc. Finally, it is sanctioned comparison of this compilation by the deductive analytical method, that is, it shall be the general to the particular.