O princípio do contraditório no devido processo legislativo de criação das leis

Abstract

In this dissertation, the legislative process of creating laws is investigated. We seek to develop a broad analysis, using the interdisciplinarity between Law, Philosophy and Political Science. The work aims to understand how parliamentary deliberations take place, in order to propose a procedural model in line with the relevant role of the legislative process in contemporary times, arguing that Parliament is the addressee of the principle of due process, and that the principle of contradiction affects the process of creation of laws as the main tool for rational, dialectical and democratic ordering of decision making. It is believed that an adequate dose of rationality in legislative argumentation does not weaken democracy, but rather contributes to expanding participation and transparency, stimulating the production of good laws.