Registrations for the Good Practices category of the 2nd edition of the Ethical General Internal Affairs of Justice Award 2024 are open until November 30th. The Good Practices category includes innovative actions implemented by the General Internal Affairs of the courts in the several segments of justice. The winners will be announced by the national Ombudsman, Minister Mauro Campbell Marques, during the 18th Meeting of the Judiciary, which will be held on December 2nd and 3rd this year in the city of Campo Grande.
Correctional bodies interested in submitting their projects should access the electronic form, using the password previously sent to the General Internal Affairs by e-mail by the National General Internal Affairs of Justice. Regulated by the Ordinance No. 75/2024, the award seeks to stimulate improvements in the fulfillment of national goals and specific strategic guidelines of correctional agencies and to disseminate innovative actions created by correctional agencies. In addition, the award is guided by efficiency, transparency, innovation, speed and the improvement of the Judiciary as a whole.
The General Internal Affairs of the courts will be awarded in the Performance category, which takes into account the best results in indicators of compliance with national targets, and the Good Practices category, which recognizes successful projects by the units of correction of the courts. Courts may only submit one action under the Good Practices category.
The Performance category does not require an entry. The winners will be those who obtain the best results in the average of the indicators of compliance with the National Goals of the General Internal Affairs of Justice n. 1, 2 and 3, by segment of Justice.
The National Goal 1 of the General Internal Affairs concerns reducing the number of disciplinary procedures distributed in relation to those to be dropped. Goals 2 and 3 deal, respectively, with judging 100% of the cases that have been distributed by August 31st, 2023 and deciding 80% of the disciplinary procedures within 140 (one hundred and forty) days of distribution.
