It is a simple and lightweight app that leads to the TJ-MS procedural consultation page.

Ideal for use by lawyers, servers, interns and parties.


JUDICIAL POWER IN BRAZIL

The Judiciary Power of Brazil is the grouping of public bodies with which the Brazilian constitutional attribution of the jurisdictional function occurs. It is made up of five bodies, namely: STF, STJ, federal regional courts and federal judges, military courts and judges, and state, federal district and territorial courts and judges.

Thus, the STF and the higher courts — as well as the Superior Labor Court (TST), the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) and the Superior Military Court (STM) — are headquartered in Brasília, the country's capital, and have jurisdiction throughout Brazil. 11 ministers form the STF, whose main competence is to guard the constitution. 33 ministers form at least the STJ. 27 Ministers form the TST which is responsible for judging labor matters. 7 form the TSE, competent to judge electoral matters. And the STM, which is made up of 15 Ministers.

The body that exercises the state judiciary is the Court of Justice, in addition to the districts that aggregate a small number of municipalities, in addition to the host municipality itself, since no city has an independent judiciary. According to the federal and state constitutions, only the Union and the federative units must have the Judiciary Power.