US EditionWhat's Going on Now that Bolsonaro, Torres and Ramagem Didn't Go to Stf?
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A technical expression dominated the political-legal reporter on this Wednesday (25): the traffic in court. The term returned to the centre of the attention after Minister Alexandre de Moraes, of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), to declare the closure of the criminal action against former President Jair Bolsonaro, convicted of attempted coup d'état by state. The measure also extends to Alexandre Ramagem and Anderson Torres. But, finally, what do…
DF's Public Security Secretary on 8 January, he was sentenced to 24 years in prison on the march led by Bolsonaro. Now, the execution of his sentence will have begun.
STF declared the transit in court of the investigation of the coup d'état, with a fine defined, Ramagem is to be officially considered forged
Time for submission of statements ended at 2300 on Monday (24) and opened the possibility of transit in court
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