US EditionStm Will Have a Different Rapporteur for Each Trial Involving Military Indicted in the Coup D'état
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By unanimity, the First Tour of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) condemned in this Wednesday (16) five of the six rulings of Nuclear 2 of the coup d'état that took place during the government of Jair Bolsonaro. By 4 votes to 0, Collegiate condemned Philip Martins, former adviser to International Affairs of former President Jair Bolsonaro; Marcelo Camara, former advisor of Bolsonaro; Silvinie Vasques, former director of the Federal Roadways Police…
STF's ministers decided to remove one of those involved in the group that has Philip Martins among the members. Click to learn more
The president of the STM (Superior Military Court), Maria Elizabeth Rocha, stated this Monday (December 15, 2025) that the Court should only judge the loss of rank of military personnel convicted by the STF (Supreme Federal Court) after the 2026 elections. Maria Elizabeth stated that she will schedule each case as quickly as possible. To do so, she depends on the opinion of the rapporteur and the reviewer to schedule each trial, which may delay …
The Supreme Military Court (STM) will distribute the proceedings on the possible loss of military patents condemned by the Supreme Federal Court (STF) in the strike for different ministers, without a single rapporteur for all cases. The President of the Court, Maria Elizabeth Rocha, said that the expectation is that the trials will begin in 2026, after the delegation of representations by the Ministry of the Military Public, scheduled for Februa…
The President of the STM (superior Military Court), Minister Maria Elizabeth Rocha, stated on this Tuesday (15) that the judgements on the possible loss of a military patent condemned by an attempt to strike the Court will not be reassessed by the trial. According to her, the focus of these proceedings will not be to reassess the crimes already condemned by the STF (Supreme Federal Court), but to decide whether the judges are entitled to integra…
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