This work has as fundamental axes the values of justice and freedom, applied to the collective
process. It aims at analyzing the process standard elected and developed in Brazil, with its
repercussions on the collective process, seeking an alternative line for the enforcement of
justice through social freedom. In this way, it discusses the possibility of the Town Meeting’s
standard being a concretizing instrument of social freedom in the collective process. In order
to do, it talks about the problem of ineffectiveness of the collective process in Brazil is
analyzed through a critical analysis. It adopts the typology used by Edilson Vitorelli as a way
of beginning to overcome this problem. Based on freedom, Axel Honneth’s understanding of
social freedom is understood to be applicable to the collective process through the
development of the Town Meeting standard, which brings to the process those involved,
giving an active voice to the formation of the will in a democratic way. Methodologically, a
bibliographical review and use of the deductive and inductive method will be carried out.
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