ACCOUNTABILITY: IMPACT OF CONTROLLING THE ADMINISTRATIVE AND FINANCIAL ACTIONS OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JUSTICE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF JUSTICE
Accountability. Transparency. Superior Court of Justice
The problem of administration of the bodies that make up the justice system cannot be analyzed solely from the perspective of public administration, or from a corporate-functional perspective. The Judiciary must therefore inform society about all aspects of its functioning, management, procedures and decisions. The lack of visibility causes public distrust in relation to Judiciary and, since it is an exception, it must be justified based on other principles or values. Thus, our objective is to critically analyze the institution of Accountability and the challenges to improving judicial administration. Accountability can be understood as a form of social control, in which administrative bodies must account for their actions to society, seeking to satisfy its legitimate desires. Regarding the methodological approach used, the research can be classified as descriptive, analytical-exploratory, based on literature and research on the topic of “judicial governance”, and theoretical framework obtained from national journals that had the judicial system as an object of study.