STJ

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STJ is the commonly used abbreviation for Portugal’s Supreme Court of Justice, the country’s highest court for most judicial matters.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Supreme court
court of last resort
judicial body
abbreviation STJ NERFINISHED
appliesPrinciple independence of the judiciary
rule of law in Portugal
separation of powers in Portugal
branchOf Judiciary of Portugal NERFINISHED
country Portugal
countryCodeContext PT
decides conflicts of jurisdiction between lower courts
extraordinary appeals on points of law
excludesJurisdictionOver constitutional review (Constitutional Court of Portugal) NERFINISHED
governingBody judiciary of the Portuguese Republic
governsArea ordinary civil jurisdiction
ordinary criminal jurisdiction
handles appeals on matters of law rather than fact
hasAuthorityLevel highest ordinary court in Portugal
hasBuildingType courthouse
hasFunction ensuring consistency of case law
uniform interpretation of Portuguese law
hasJurisdictionOver civil law cases in Portugal
criminal law cases in Portugal
higherCourtFor Courts of Appeal of Portugal NERFINISHED
interprets Portuguese Civil Code NERFINISHED
Portuguese Penal Code NERFINISHED
other Portuguese statutes
isDistinctFrom Constitutional Court of Portugal NERFINISHED
Supreme Administrative Court of Portugal NERFINISHED
jurisdiction Portugal NERFINISHED
languageOfProceedings Portuguese
legalNature court of record
legalSystem civil law
locatedIn Lisbon
Portugal
nativeLanguage Portuguese
nativeName Supremo Tribunal de Justiça NERFINISHED
officialName Supremo Tribunal de Justiça NERFINISHED
partOf court system of Portugal
role court of last appeal in civil matters in Portugal
court of last appeal in criminal matters in Portugal
highest court for most judicial matters in Portugal
seat Palácio da Justiça, Lisbon NERFINISHED
supervises lower ordinary courts in Portugal
typeOfLawApplied Portuguese law
usesAbbreviationIn judicial practice in Portugal
legal documents in Portugal

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