POP RUAS JUD: An example of social innovation in the Judiciary

Abstract

Faced with the need to give effect to the basic human right of access to justice, the National Council of Justice constituted the National Policy for Attention to Homeless People, POP RUAS JUD. Adopting the case study methodology, this article analyzes the report that supported the aforementioned Policy as an example of the practice of Legal Design, considering that it presents the development process and the adoption of innovative tools for the construction of the final document that would in fact grant access to justice to homeless people. It is therefore considered an example of social innovation in the judiciary.