This study aims to examine, based on relevant legislation, the legitimacy of higher education institutions to work in passive the lawsuits related to the registration of graduates of full degree in Physical Education in Regional Council of Physical Education. This is a case study with a qualitative approach. It is a documentary research. We conclude that higher education institutions must take clear stance: first, there remains set to fail in service delivery and secondly, there is no omission of information aspect of the legislation to change the offering of the Bachelor's Degree and Teaching in Physical Education; third There is no evidence of defect in the service contract and offered, instead remaining proven that the courses are in accordance with current legislation in the country and the Directional Curriculum of the Ministry of Education. It is evident that there is no law which restricts the field for a degree in Physical Education to Basic Education. On the other hand, proves that the degree in Physical Education cannot act in the Basic Education Law in light of 9394/96.
Moral damage; Social justice; Physical Education