About the Journal

RBDC

The Brazilian Journal of Constitutional Law - RBDC is a publication intended to publish scientific works (original, review and scientific dissemination) by researchers and teachers from national, foreign and international institutions that contribute to the development of CONSTITUTIONAL LAW.

The RBDC has CONTINUOUS FLOW and accepts works written in Portuguese, Spanish, English and Italian. Texts are published in one of these languages; with titles, abstracts and keywords in all languages ​​mentioned.

RBDC is a project that updates the purpose of the Escola Superior de Direito Constitucional - ESDC: to be a path to specialization and advanced studies in Constitutional Law. Since 2006, it has been available in a freely accessible electronic version.


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Current Issue

Vol. 26 (2026)
Published: 2026-03-25

Artigos

  • Human dignity. Normative core. Static scope. Dynamic scope. Right to development.

    Danilo de Oliveira (Author)
    e026001
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.62530/e026001

  • The STF and the CPIs: Judicial review and argumentation patterns (2015–2024)

    Ronaldo Quintanilha da Silva (Author)
    e026002
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.62530/e026002

  • Constitutional review as a means of formal and substantive protection of fundamental rights the case of ADPF 635

    Amanda Carolina da Silva Vinci (Author)
    e026003
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.62530/e026003

  • A study on the need for and effectiveness of the Judge of Guarantees, using the Department of Police Inquiries of the State of São Paulo (DIPO) as a model

    Pedro Henrique Demercian, Márcio Souza da Silva, Anderson Vioto Silva, Marcela Sauda Mendes, Isabel Fernanda Souza Silva (Author)
    e026004
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.62530/e026004

  • The Street-level bureaucracy as a guarantor of the effectiveness of constitutional norms

    Daniel Matos da Silva Viana (Author)
    e026005
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.62530/e026005

  • Does Constitutional Jurisdiction Exist in England? A Mesocomparative Analysis Between the English and Brazilian Systems

    Caio Pryl Ocke (Author)
    e026006
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.62530/e026006

  • Indigenous rights in the Brazilian constitution gaps and limits in light of bolivia’s plurinational constitutionalism (2009)

    Luis Otávio Vilela da Cruz (Author)
    e026007
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.62530/e026007

  • Between Paradigm Shift and Institutionalization Ten Years of Restorative Justice in the Brazilian Judiciary in Light of CNJ Resolution No. 225/2016

    Eloisa de Sousa Arruda (Author)
    e026008
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.62530/e026008

  • Duration of Jury Trial Proceedings A Case Study of the Jury Courts of São Paulo’s Capital

    Alexandre Rocha Almeida de Moraes, Bruno Nazih Nehme Nassar, Marina Marcondes Iglesias, Natalia Rodrigues Lopes (Author)
    e026009
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.62530/e026009

  • Procedural Efficiency and Negotiated Justice A Jurimetric Analysis of the Non-Prosecution Agreement

    Giovanna Torres Perez, Antonio Carlos Horvath, Manuella Custodio da Silva Ferreira, Pedro Henrique Demercian, Rogério de Oliveira Fadigas César (Author)
    e026010
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.62530/e026010
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