Judicial Control of Public Policies and the Implementation of Fundamental Rights
the Question of Separation of Powers
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.14393/RFADIR-v47n2a2019-48091Keywords:
Power separation, Social Justice, Judicial control, Public policyAbstract
This article aims to analyzes the judicialization of public policies considering judicial control in cases that deal with fundamental rights. It is observed the access to fundamental and social rights by the interventions of the Judiciary in the Executive and Legislative and the conflicts resulting from this activism. For this, the theory of the least possible is verified, opposed to the reservation of the financially possible, and its judicial support for the satisfaction of the constitutional rights. By the analysis of judicial decisions concerning to education and health, it is sought to verify the promotion of equity and social justice, such as respect for the separation of powers, so that the Brazilian citizen's constitution is respected. As a methodological option, the bibliographic research and case analysis are adopted, observed by the interpretation deductive method.