The image shows a wall display at the Museu da Justiça Militar in São Paulo, Brazil, located at -23.627 latitude and -46.674 longitude. The display contains a text describing the organization structure of a project, split into two sections, "Projeto A" and "Projeto B". The text describes the projects, which seem to have been research endeavors into the Brazilian justice system. The display indicates that the projects were conducted between 1979 and 1985, with the text being written on a cream background. The text mentions that the project was a collaboration between several individuals including Philip Potter, Dom Evariosto Arns, Jaime Wright, Luiz Eduardo Greenhalgh, Paulo Varnucchi, Alda Camargo, and Ana Maria de Vargas, who worked on the project in various capacities. It also mentions that the project involved the collection of documents, the analysis of data, and the production of a book, likely pertaining to Brazilian Justice. The text mentions that the project was based on a collaborative effort and was structured with a clear hierarchy and chain of command. The text also notes that the projects were built upon previous research and involved the use of digital technology. The display is well-lit and appears to be in a public space. in São Paulo, Brazil

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The image shows a wall display at the Museu da Justiça Militar in São Paulo, Brazil, located at -23.627 latitude and -46.674 longitude. The display contains a text describing the organization structure of a project, split into two sections, "Projeto A" and "Projeto B". The text describes the projects, which seem to have been research endeavors into the Brazilian justice system. The display indicates that the projects were conducted between 1979 and 1985, with the text being written on a cream background. The text mentions that the project was a collaboration between several individuals including Philip Potter, Dom Evariosto Arns, Jaime Wright, Luiz Eduardo Greenhalgh, Paulo Varnucchi, Alda Camargo, and Ana Maria de Vargas, who worked on the project in various capacities. It also mentions that the project involved the collection of documents, the analysis of data, and the production of a book, likely pertaining to Brazilian Justice. The text mentions that the project was based on a collaborative effort and was structured with a clear hierarchy and chain of command. The text also notes that the projects were built upon previous research and involved the use of digital technology. The display is well-lit and appears to be in a public space.

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