O ACESSO À JUSTIÇA, DIREITO FUNDAMENTAL, NO SISTEMA MULTIPORTAS DE RESOLUÇÃO DE CONFLITOS, NA PERSPECTIVA DA CONSTITUCIONALIZAÇÃO EM REDE

The Federal Constitution of 1988 gave rise to new paradigms for the constitutional order. Built on the principles of human dignity and solidarity, it aims to guarantee a fair and supportive society. We sought to analyze how multi-door justice has been implemented in the Brazilian judiciary. The study was carried out through bibliographical research and critical analysis. Thinking about the whole so that each individual can obtain the best result applies both in mediation and in participatory democracy. The multi-port Conflict Resolution system is a mechanism for applying alternative means of conflict. The main difference between self-composition and other appropriate conflict handling methods is procedural speed, because the parties through dialogue are able to resolve their conflict, finding the most appropriate solution for it. The dissemination of the fundamental rights recommended in the Magna Carta to the entire society can contribute to the dissemination of the so-called network constitution, aiming at the democratization not only of access to justice, but also of a more participatory community and consequently integrated in the search for social pacification.