The second edition of the National Judicial Exam (ENAM) will be held this Sunday, October 20th. The test sites are already available for consultation, and it is the responsibility of the candidate to verify them. The test will take place from 1 pm to 6 pm (Brasília time) and people registered must attend with at least 1 hour and 30 minutes in advance.
It is essential that candidates check the notice of Enam to know which documents and materials are required for the test. Only the use of a blue or black ink ballpoint pen made of transparent material will be permitted. In addition, it is mandatory to present an original identity document and proof of registration or payment of the registration fee.
The exam will have 80 objective questions that will evaluate the knowledge of the bachelors on Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, general notions of Law and humanistic training, human rights, Civil Procedural Law, Civil law, business law and criminal law. To be approved, the person must have at least 70% of the questions (56 correct answers). For self-declared candidates, black, indigenous or disabled people, this percentage is 50% (40 rights).
More diverse and representative magistracy
More than 30,000 people from all the capitals of Brazil have registered for the exam organized by the National School for the Training and Improvement of Magistrates (ENFAM). Created by the National Council of Justice (CNJ), Enam is aimed at law graduates interested in participating in judicial competitions held by the federal regional courts, the labor courts, the military and the States and the Federal District and territories. The test is mandatory for those who intend to register in these contests and it has an eliminatory and not a classification character.
The qualification aims to democratize access to the career of the judiciary, seeking to make it more diverse and representative. In addition, it seeks to value the reasoning, problem solving and vocation for the magistracy of the registered ones.
