This dissertation aimed to analyze the possibility of overcoming as physical barriers to the
territorial jurisdiction of judges, with the purpose of adapting as social and structural changes
to the new digital era, with no intention to follow as technological innovations and to
implement a more efficient. The inductive and comparative method proves to be more viable
for the development of technologies without right to power, as well as for the use of the
electronic judicial process in the execution of judicial protection. A digital age brought a new
definition about space and time, initiating a system of social interaction that was totally
dynamic, fast and detached from physical territorial barriers. The judicial process is also a
problem of reflection, it is not the property of the judicial protection, providing a faster justice
and directed to accompany the essential aspects of the digital era. The electronic judicial
process also allowed a better management of judicial processes, allowing effective monitoring
of the legal proceedings. With the possibility of a magistrate acting unconnected to the
physical barrier of territorial jurisdiction, it was intended to demonstrate the possibility of a
single magistrate being able to act in several distinct districts, without which this situation
violates the principle of the natural judge, fast and effective. The need to reorganize the
distribution of competencies of the judicial units, uninstalling areas and sticks, the creation of
judicial units for the Nucleus of Support to the Counties, and the strengthening of the
Coordination of Strategic Management (COGES) aiming at greater planning with respect to
judicial productivity.
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