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What have the courts published about this party?

Search by party name, lawyer name, OAB number, CNJ case number, court or free text across the intimações, citações, editais and listas de distribuição that Brazil's courts publish, and read the full text of each publication. Free, no login.

Name or registered name of one of the parties to the case, as it appears in the publication.

Name of the lawyer the publication is addressed to.

The lawyer's registration number with the Ordem dos Advogados do Brasil, digits only.

Two-letter code of the state of the OAB registration, e.g. SP or RJ; goes with the OAB number.

The case's unique number under the CNJ numbering.

Code of the court that publishes the communication, e.g. TJSP.

Words or phrase that must appear in the text of the publication.

Optional. Earliest availability date, yyyy-mm-dd.

Optional. Latest availability date, yyyy-mm-dd.

Gazette publications, editais or both.

Results page number, starting at 1.

How many publications to return per page; 20 by default.

The court gazette of every court in Brazil

The Diário de Justiça Eletrônico Nacional is the gazette the Conselho Nacional de Justiça (CNJ) maintains so that every court in Brazil can publish its procedural communications: intimações, citações, editais and listas de distribuição from the state, federal, labor, electoral and military courts and from the superior courts. The search accepts a party name, a lawyer name, an OAB number with its state, a CNJ case number, a court code, free text and an availability date, and returns the publications from newest to oldest, each with the judicial body, the type of communication, the procedural class, the case number, whether it is still in force or was canceled, the link to the source and the full text. Use it to find out whether a company or person was cited or notified in any case, follow a lawyer's activity or watch one specific case.

  • Search by party, lawyer or case

    Party name, lawyer name, OAB number with its state, CNJ case number, court code or free text; at least one is required.

  • Date, medium and pagination

    Narrow by availability date, choose between gazette publications and editais, and page through the results.

  • Every publication in full

    Judicial body, type of communication, procedural class, case number, availability date, whether it is still in force or was canceled, link to the source and full text.

Common questions

From the Diário de Justiça Eletrônico Nacional, the gazette run by the Conselho Nacional de Justiça (CNJ) where Brazil's state, federal, labor, electoral and military courts and the superior courts publish. Croma queries the official source at the time of the request and returns the publications organized, from newest to oldest.

Yes, it is free and needs no account. There is only a cap on searches per hour from the same connection to prevent abuse. If you need volume or continuous monitoring, use the Croma API.

At least one of these criteria: party name, lawyer name, OAB number with its state, CNJ case number, court code or free text. You can combine them and narrow by availability date. If nothing comes up, no court published a communication matching those criteria in that period; that is a definitive answer, not an error.

For a single day the total is exact. For a date range the total stops at 10,000 and the response flags it with total_is_lower_bound: there are at least that many publications. Narrow the range or add another criterion to see the exact count.

Solutions

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