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A complex society demands a complex legal system. Although the recodification movement was questioned in the 1970s by Natalino Irti, in a classic book on the subject, the truth is that the proliferation of special laws agglomerated in true microsystems or Statutes, which include rules of various branches of law, is a reality that, even today, exists in Brazil, after the recodification movement has occurred. This text was written on the occasion of the author's participation in a postgraduate module on “Legal Microsystems", at the Superior School of Magistrature of Tocantins. The author analyses the relevance of the microsystems in Brazilian law and concludes that, in Portuguese law, this reality does not exist in the same way. The striking differences in this matter result from the different "architecture" of both legal systems.

O DIREITO DAS RELAÇÕES PRIVADAS DOS MICROSSISTEMAS JURÍDICOS: UMA PERSPETIVA LUSO-BRASILEIRA (?)