JurisHand: Vade Mecum 2025 AI 2.0.77

As a comprehensive legal resource, this platform facilitates the consultation of Federal Legislation related to various legal concepts. Users can engage with the Vade Mecum of Law by reading, listening, commenting, and favoriting content relevant to operators, legal professionals, judiciary members, public defenders, and prosecutors.

Functionalities include:

• Intelligent search capabilities via articles and legal terms
• Access to a wide range of legal texts, including laws, codes, statutes, decree-laws, unnumbered decrees, supplementary laws, delegated laws, ordinary laws, and judicial precedents from STJ, STF, TSE, and TST; also includes provisional measures
• Study materials for OAB examinations (1st and 2nd phases)
• Audio playback of contents for auditory learning
• Multiple reading modes: vertical and horizontal orientation for ease of reading
• Offline access—view content without internet connectivity
• Adjustable text size for personalized readability
• Dark Mode to facilitate nighttime reading
• Optional saving of favorite laws for quick reference
• Ability to create annotations and comments on texts
• Highlighting of important excerpts within documents
• Activation of previously revoked texts to view historical legal provisions

The platform offers specialized Law Libraries in areas including:

• Civil Rights
• Criminal Law
• Constitutional Law
• Civil Procedure
• Labor Law
• Additional sections forthcoming

This resource encompasses a broad range of legislative content such as:

Constitutional Law:

• Federal Constitution
• Writ of Mandamus Law

Statutes:

• Children and Adolescents Statute
• OAB Statute
• Advocacy Statute
• Brazilian Bar Association Statute
• Persons with Disabilities Statute and related legislation on inclusion
• Legal frameworks for public servants and persons with disabilities, including specific statutes on cancer policies

Criminal and Criminal Procedure Laws:

• Criminal Code and Criminal Procedure Code
• Special Laws including Environmental Crimes Law, Temporary Prison Law, Drugs Law, Heinous Crimes Law, Maria da Penha Law among others

Labor Law:

• Consolidation of Labor Laws (CLT)
• Law on Social Security Benefits
• Laws pertaining to rural workers, domestic work, temporary employment, internships, and the FGTS system

Administrative Law:

• Laws on Administrative Misconduct and Procedure
• Laws on Debureaucratization, Fiscal Responsibility, Expropriations, State-Owned Enterprises, Bidding and Contracts
• Legislation on Public-Private Partnerships and cultural incentives such as the Rouanet Law

Civil Procedure and Business Law:

• Civil Procedure Code and laws on special courts and bankruptcy proceedings
• Corporate legislation including the EIRELI law and regulations for micro and small enterprises; electronic commerce contracting laws

Taxation Laws:

• Banking Reform Law, Economic Freedom Law, Income Tax Law, Organic Social Security Law, National Tax Code

Civil and Consumer Laws:

• Civil Code and Consumer Protection Code (including Traffic regulations)
• Laws related to environmental policy, industrial property rights, concessions, leases, tenancy rights, access to information laws, family law statutes including alimony legislation and intellectual property rights such as copyright law. Also includes legislation on data protection and mediation procedures.

Additional Legislative Content Includes:

• SEAC Law (Brazilian System for the Defense of Competition)
• BRAZILIAN Federal Laws such as Law 8212/1991 on social assistance benefits; Ferrari Law; Kandir Law; Nursing Practice Legislation; Marco Civil da Internet (Internet Civil Framework); Telecommunications Laws; Mariana Ferrer Law and others.

Please note: The legal texts concerning laws and judicial decisions are sourced from the official channels of the Planalto Palace and the Superior Courts. JurisHand does not represent or endorse these institutions.

Official resources include:

• https://planalto.gov.br/legislacao
• https://www.stj.jus.br/sites/portalp/Inicio
• https://portal.stf.jus.br/