US EditionA New Law of Impeachment Provides for Individual Requests and a Simple Majority in the Senate to Process Stf Ministers; See the Points
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The rapporteur says that applications for impeachment cannot be made individually and must meet "minimum and representative criteria".
The Federal Senate is preparing to vote next week on a draft amending the Impeachment Act of 1950. The proposal, which is from 2023, was raised at the top of the list of priorities following the recent decision of the Minister of the Supreme Federal Court Gilmar Mendes which makes it difficult for judges to leave the Supreme Court. The President of the Constitutional and Justice Commission (CCJ), Otto Allencar, has already confirmed that the rep…
The c pulas of the STF (Federal Supreme Court) and of the Senate have been discussing the vote on a new law on impeachment by the authorities in the decision of Gilmar Mendes which has blinded the ministers of the court to cause great damage to the law. Read more (12/05/2025
Two days after Minister Gilmar Mendes' decision restricting the hypotheses of impeachment applications against members of the Supreme Court (STF), the Senate resumed its motion for a new Act of Liability Crimes, a revised law of impeachment. The text, drawn up by a committee of jurists chaired by then by STF Minister Ricardo Lewandowski at the request of former President of Senator Rodrigo Pacheco (PSD-MG), was updated by the 1950 legislation an…
The Senate is preparing to review, next week, the project analysis which updates the law of impeachment in the Committee on Constitution and Justice (CCJ). The text reported by Senator Weverton Rocha (PDT-MA) meets in one legislation all the possible types of liability crimes and reaffirms the advantages of the Senate, including authorisation or non-research. Weverton told the report that the opinion is already ready, depending only on final adj…
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