This paper aims at observing the risks of technological innovations from the perspective of the common good and the humanity of human rights, from the pragmatic- systemic matrix. The new products, processes or services is essential for economic, social and human development. However, its movement can cause complexes and invisible risks. This work deals a connection between the common good and the civil procedure of collective interest, using it as an instrument for managing risks. At the end, it proposes a new democratic form to the civil procedure, through the possibility of public participation.