Ativismo judicial na saúde: uma contribuição para solucionar a moratória ilimitada da sociedade de controle na concretização dos direitos fundamentais

Abstract

The judicial activism phenomenon or legalization policy has been growing year after year in our paternal land, so that the performance of the judiciary has raised doubts and questions. Thus, in our research we will seek to understand how the judicial activism or legalization of politics in Health can help to solve the so-called unlimited moratorium control society on the implementation of fundamental human rights. Thus, we will analyze the judicial activism or legalization policy in Health, as well as its contribution to resolution of unlimited moratorium on Social Rights, taking into account the company's control, where nothing is implemented effectively. Therefore, we will examine the fundamental rights, the emergence of social protection, and we will try to understand the unlimited moratorium within the context of the control society. About these issues we will try to find a theory that serves as a foundation for the judicial activism or legalization policy as a tool for the implementation of Fundamental Rights. The research will be defined in relation to the fundamental right to health and their effective implementation, such as consolidating democracy, human dignity. Moreover, without intent to exhaust the topic, analyze the society of control and unlimited moratorium, as well as the judicial activism or political legalization based on the ideal of liberal principles or egalitarian liberal developed by Rawls and perfected by Dworkin, checking can contribute to resolving the unlimited moratorium on implementation of Fundamental rights of health, allowing the individual to have access to full health, taking into account their particularities.