Sentenced for Bodily Injury Against Woman Becomes Ineligible, Decides TSE
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For ministers, aggression falls within the category of crime against life
The lawyer João Francisco de Assis Neto wanted to apply for federal congressman for Alagoas
By unanimity, TSE maintained barred political candidacy condemned for assault on women and asked Congress to explicitly include gender-based violence crimes in the Clean Sheet Act
The Supreme Electoral Court (TSE) decided unanimously that convictions for bodily injury against women may imply ineligibility because they fall within the category of crimes against life. At this Thursday's plenary session (29/10), the Court also made an appeal to the National Congress to urgently amend electoral law, so that [...]
By unanimity, the court maintained the ineligibility of Alagoas politician and asked Congress to expressly include this type of crime in the Law of the Clean Sheet
Court defends change in the law to make express the ineligibility of convicted for violence against women
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