The article analyzes interesting and controversial aspects related to the study of the Repetitive Demand Resolution Incident (IRDR), a technique introduced by the new Brazilian Code of Civil Procedure for the treatment of repetitive issues, which presents itself, alongside collective actions, as an important instrument to combat the excessive volume of litigation cases in the Brazilian courts, which causes great damages to the Brazilian society. The article emphasizes aspects of IRDR in light of the guarantee of access to Justice.

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