A responsabilidade civil do estado pela lentidão da prestação jurisdicional na entrega de medicamentos

Abstract

The issue of the State's responsibility for not providing medicines when necessary is of paramount importance, as it is closely related to guaranteeing the rights to health and life of individuals. Testicular research is justified by the need for the State to provide medicines in a timely manner. Article 37, paragraph 6, of the 1988 Constitution, establishes the civil responsibility of the State, which implies that state agents and anyone linked to the government are held responsible for their actions or omissions. The present research work aims to analyze the State's civil liability in the delay in providing free medicines to the population and its possible practical consequences. The deductive method will be used in the research and data processing phases. In the different phases of the research, the referent, category, operational concept, bibliographic research and registration techniques will be used. The development of the theme will be guided by the pursuit of general and specific objectives that will guide the production. The research will end with final considerations and substantiate the results of the findings, ending up confirming the hypothesis initially conceived, in order to verify that the State's responsibility can be subjective or objective, depending on the context and nature of the omission