Os princípios constitucionais administrativos nos julgamentos dos recursos relativos à infrações de trânsito

Abstract

The administrative resources of transit is a way that the administrator has to be able to respond and/or prove that the irregular act imputed to him by the administration (through the transit agents) did not follow the formal rite necessary for its validity or that the infraction was not committed. For this, the transit agencies have their administrative boards of administrative appeals (JARI) responsible for receiving these appeals and judging them valid or not. this work analyzes how this decision-making process occurs in the first instance, in the light of our Federal Constitution and Administrative Law, in order to assess whether the most relevant constitutional and administrative principles are being observed in the judgments of the appeals in question. The methodology used to carry out this study will be based on the deductive, descriptive method, being a field research, bibliographical documentary, also seeking case study analysis.