This study delves into the multifaceted landscape of justice in Brazil, exploring two vital aspects: public confidence in the justice system and citizens' experiences with the courts. Brazil's judicial system has long been a subject of scrutiny, and this research seeks to provide insights into the perceptions and lived experiences of its diverse population. Through a combination of surveys and in-depth interviews, we analyze the factors that influence confidence in the justice system and the nuances of interactions with the Brazilian courts. Our findings shed light on the challenges and opportunities for reforming and improving the Brazilian justice system.