The National Council of Justice (CNJ) has provided free training for representatives of public bodies on the Electronic Judicial Domicile, a tool that centralizes procedural communications sent by Brazilian courts.
The use of the Electronic Judicial Domicile has become mandatory to ensure greater efficiency and security in the receipt of subpoenas and summonses. According to the Resolution 455/2022 of the CNJ, registration in the Electronic Judicial Domicile is mandatory for the Federal Government, States, Federal District, Municipalities, direct and indirect administration entities and public and private companies, in order to monitor and receive summonses, subpoenas and other procedural communications.
The course enables representatives of public entities to use this technology, optimizing processes and facilitating communication with the Judiciary. With a total workload of 2 hours, it is offered in self-instructional mode by the Center for Training and Improvement of Servers of the Judiciary (Ceajud).
Structure of the course
The training is divided into four modules. Course participants will learn everything from the first steps in the system and related legislation to practical actions, such as registering a legal entity, consulting and accessing procedural communications and integrating into the system.
The classes are aimed at representatives of any public entity in Brazil, but access to the course is open to the general public. No prior knowledge is required to take part. To obtain a certificate of completion, students must achieve at least 70% in the final test and complete the course evaluation form.
Access to Ceajud
To access the moodle platform of Ceajud, you need to follow the steps below:
- Access the link https://www.cnj.jus.br/eadcnj/;
- Click in "create an account”;
- Fill in the registration form and click on "create my account”;
- Access the same link indicated above with the registered CPF and password; and
- Search for the desired course in the “courses category” or access it directly with the course link.
Other training on electronic judicial domicile
The CNJ, through the Justice 4.0 Program, has been promoting courses on the Electronic Judicial Domicile since 2024. Currently, in addition to public entities, there is training for private entities and for lawyers and representatives. The course will soon be offered to individuals.
Find out more on the Training page.
Justice 4.0 program
Started in 2020, the Justice 4.0 Program is the result of a cooperation agreement signed between the National Council of Justice (CNJ) and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), with the support of the Federal Justice Council (CJF), Superior Court of Justice (STJ), Superior Labor Court (TST), Superior Labor Justice Council (CSJT) and Superior Electoral Court (TSE). Its aim is to develop and improve technological solutions to make the services offered by the Brazilian justice system more efficient, effective and accessible to the population.
