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Minister of the STJ Decrees the Arrest of a Disembarkator - 07/11/2026

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Sandra Inês Rusciolli, from TJ-BA, was sentenced to 14 years in prison for crimes of passive corruption and money laundering

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STJ determines the inclusion of a convicted defendant in the list of international solicitors Reproduction/TV Bahia The Superior Court of Justice (STJ) determined the inclusion of the names of the retired defendant Sandra Inês Moraes Rusciollelli Azevedo and her son, the lawyer Vasco Rusciollelli Azevedo, in the list of international solicitors of Interpol. The two were convicted for involvement in the scheme of sale of sentences investigated by…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Sandra Inês Rusciolli, from TJ-BA, was sentenced to 14 years in prison for crimes of passive corruption and money laundering

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The Baiana disembarkator Sandra Inês Moraes Rusciollelli Azevedo (photo) left Brazil on September 21, even forbidden by the Justice to leave the country. After receiving information from the Federal Police, Minister Og Fernandes of the Superior Court of Justice (STJ), decreed the preventive arrest of the magistrate and her son, lawyer Vasco Rusciollelli...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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After convictions of Sandra Inês Azevedo and her son, Minister Og Fernandes determined that the two should be included in Interpol's list.

Sandra Inês Rusciollelli, sentenced to 14 years in prison, led a group ‘with a structured division of tasks' in her office at TJ-BA, where her son and a lawyer who wrote minutes of sentences were also involved; she violated the precautionary measures on 21 September and travelled to Portugal; she asked for attenuating the ‘spontaneous confession'

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The former magistrate left Brazil without legal impediments, while the Federal Police investigate possible financial movements abroad

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BNews broke the news on Saturday, November 7, 2026.
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