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Federal Justice Gives up Appeal for Penduralhos - 10/11/2026 - Mônica Bergamo

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Penduralhos have to be paid after the decision of the STF that recognized the benefits for magistrates and members of the Public Prosecutor's Office

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The president of the Superior Court of Justice, Luís Felipe Solomon, gave up the request for extra credit of R$ 208.9 million for payment of compensation and rewards to members of the Judiciary this year, after the STF established rules for the payment of pendulums. In a letter addressed to the Advocate General of the Union, Jorge Messias, Solomon points out that, after the request was transferred to the Federal Supreme Court, "new facts arose w…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Penduralhos have to be paid after the decision of the STF that recognized the benefits for magistrates and members of the Public Prosecutor's Office

·São Paulo, Brazil
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President of the CJF (Federal Justice Council), Minister Luís Felipe Salomão, informed the Advocate General of the Union that new revenues of the end of the year will cover the payments of the magistrates The post Federal Justice backs and cancels request of R $ 209 million for ‘extra hairpins for rewards of judges apareceu primeiro em ND More

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The President of the Federal Council of Justice (CJF), minister Luís Felipe Salomão, who also presides over the Superior Court of Justice (STJ), formally gave up, on Tuesday (10), to request extra credit of R$ 208.9 million with the aim of paying pendulums - as is known the indemnification funds and other rewards that add to the salaries of the judges. In a letter sent to the Advocate General of the Union (AGU), Salomão informed that there is no…

·Quadra, Brazil
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Luis Felipe Solomon, President of the CJF, stated that the budget has been revised and the institution will be able to pay the expenses without extra resources

The President of the Federal Council of Justice (CJF), minister Luis Felipe Salomão, communicated on Tuesday, 10, on behalf of the Advocate General of the Union (AGU), the withdrawal on the request of the extra revenue of 208,9 million real for the payment of hangings to magistrates. In the office, Solomon attributed it to the entry of new revenues and...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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