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🤖 The National Electronic Justice Gazette (DJEN) monitoring returns the communication object. Each object represents a DJEN publication that matched the monitored term. The root contains publication metadata (dates, court, type). Recipients are in the recipients array and their linked lawyers in recipient_lawyers.

General Structure

A communication JSON is organized into 4 main blocks:
  • Publication Metadata (root): Identification, dates, status, court and communication type.
  • Recipients (recipients): People directly mentioned in the publication — can be lawyers or non-lawyers (parties in the lawsuit).
  • Recipient Lawyers (recipient_lawyers): Lawyers linked to the parties, with OAB registration data.
  • Full Text (text): Complete content of the publication as extracted from the DJEN.

Data Dictionary

1. Publication Metadata (Object Root)

These properties appear directly at the root of the response_data object.

Required fields

Optional fields


2. Recipients (recipients)

Array with the people directly mentioned in the publication — can be lawyers or non-lawyers (parties in the lawsuit). All fields are required.

3. Recipient Lawyers (recipient_lawyers)

Array with the lawyers linked to the communication recipients. All fields are required.

Nested lawyer object


Payload Example (Communication)


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