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Brazil Judicial Training Initiatives

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2026-07-26 02:57 UTC → 2026-07-28 09:00 UTC · added removed

In early July 2026, the National School of Magistrate Training (Enfam) visited 2026 Brazil’s judicial education agenda expanded further. After the Acre Enfam visit to Acre’s Judicial Power School, exchanging best‑practice knowledge and touring new facilities such as an IT lab School and multimedia studio. Simultaneously, the Tocantins Superior School of Magistrates opened enrolments for a suite launch of Tocantins’s self‑paced online courses covering leadership, management, communication, strategic planning, innovation, conflict mediation, ergonomics and violence‑against‑women prevention, as well as introductory training for new public servants and health‑related modules. By late July, modules, the Federal Justice Council’s Centre for Judicial Studies announced ran a targeted 40‑slot online course on “Abusive Litigation abusive litigation (30 July‑4 September). By late July, the Tribunal de Justiça do Mato Grosso opened registration for an introductory environmental‑law course (3‑5 August) combining two in‑person days at Esmagis‑MT and Its Proper Treatment,” running from 30 July to 4 September 2026. a remote day, certified for magistrates’ promotion and taught by scholars Ingo Wolfgang Sarlet and Tiago Fensterseifer. The program aims to equip federal judges same month, the 43rd meeting of the Grupo de Estudos da Magistratura (GEMAM) was scheduled for 14 August in Barra do Garças, featuring presentations by senior judges. Meanwhile, Minas Gerais will host the 14th Caravana Nacional da Cooperação Judiciária on 6 August, with skills to detect senior officials including Corregedor Nacional de Justiça Mauro Campbell Marques and manage predatory Ministro Afrânio Vilela focusing on abusive litigation, improving case management judicial costs and resource efficiency. Together, the snapshots show system’s credibility. These events illustrate a broadening of Brazil’s judicial education agenda, moving from training topics—from general modernisation competence‑building and competency‑building digital skills to specialised training on environmental law and systemic issues such as litigation abuse. abuse—while reinforcing inter‑regional cooperation among Brazil’s judicial bodies.

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  1. 2026-07-28 09:00 UTC Brazil Judicial Training Initiatives
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