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STF Ministers Want to Vote Reduction of Bolsonaro's Sentence - 30/10/2026 - Mônica Bergamo

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Dosimetry law was passed in December by deputies and senators, but was suspended by the magistrate

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A wing of ministers of the Federal Supreme Court (STF) defends the trial still this year of the actions that discuss the constitutionality of the Dosimetry Law, which can reduce the prison time of former president Jair Bolsonaro, condemned for attempted coup last year. The assessment of these members of the Court is that the president of the court, Edson Fachin, should not create obstacles to the inclusion of the process in the agenda if the rap…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Dosimetry law was passed in December by deputies and senators, but was suspended by the magistrate

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Brasilia, Oct 30 (Latin Press) Members of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) of Brazil defend speeding up the review of the law that could reduce the penalty of former President Jair Bolsonaro, according to information published today by the newspaper Folha de Sao Paulo. The post Press in Brazilian Supreme by law that would benefit Bolsonaro first appeared on News Prensa Latina.

Ministers of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) argue that the minister Alexandre de Moraes put on the agenda, as soon as possible, the actions that question the constitutionality of the so-called Dosimetry Law. The norm provides for changes in the calculation of penalties and, if validated by the plenary, can reduce the time of imprisonment in closed regime of the former president [...]

Judges assess which decision on the Dosimetry Act can ease tension with the Senate and weaken proposals for amnesty

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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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