Moraes questions the bill that pardons acts of 8/1: 'If an armed group entered your house, would you ask for an amnesty? '

During the session of the First Panel of the Supreme Court regarding the PGR's complaint against the so-called “core 2” of the coup plot, Alexandre de Moraes countered the allegation made by lawyers that the evidence attached to the process was not available. The Supreme Minister described these statements as “strange”. Felipe Moura Brazil and Duda Teixeira... The post Moraes whistle about access to evidence appeared first on The Antagonist.

When voting this Tuesday (22) to make those accused by the “management” of the alleged coup plan defendants, Minister Alexandre de Moraes, of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), criticized the amnesty bill for the participants in the acts of January 8, 2023. The minister returned to showing videos of the puzzle in the Square of the Three Powers, as he did at the trial of receiving the complaint against former president Jair Bolsonaro (PL), and comp…

Amnesty bill is a priority for the right; the proposal aims to pardon those convicted for the acts of January 8

Moraes asked people in “good faith” to reflect on whether they would accept an amnesty proposal for people who invaded their homes.

Minister criticized text in progress in the Chamber of Deputies Minister Alexandre de Moraes, of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), criticized, during the trial of the second nucleus of the coup plot, the amnesty project for those involved on January 8 pending before the Chamber of Deputies. The minister compared the reaction to the invasion and depredation of public buildings to the invasion of a residence and questioned whether this crime could…

The Supreme Court minister also said that there is “sufficient evidence” to prosecute members of the second nucleus of the coup plot