Ankle in house arrest | Method
Federal Supreme Court (STF) minister Alexander de Mores has been authorized by former president Fernando Koller de Mello (1990-1992) and sentenced in house arrest. According to defense, the former president will be in Massio.
1, the decision taken on Thursday took into account the age and health problems of the former president. “The need for specific treatment accepts granting humanitarian home detention,” Mores writes.
Coller has to wear electronic ankle and can only get visits from lawyers, doctors and family members. Mores has ordered the former president’s passport suspension.
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Koller has called for a humanitarian house arrest, claiming that he is facing severe Comorbidities and depends on continuous.
When he heard at the custody Hearing after arresting at the morning of the morning last Friday, the former president was denied health problems.
Attorney General, Paulo Get, is in favor of “unusual” home arrest. One of the opinion sent to the Supreme Court, the gonnn has proved to be the “gravity” of the health condition.
According to Mores’s need, the lawyers had to showcase medical history, medical records, reports and tests that confirmed the health issues of the former president.
The minister stated in the decision that the “acute non -motor symptoms and the progressive presence of motors is actually realized” of the Parkinson disease, “including the history of the recent waterfall”.
“The impact of the human person’s dignity, the right of health and the effect of criminal justice indicates the possibility of a humanitarian home detention of Fernando Color de Mello, as it is in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease – about 6 (six) years ago.”
Koller was arrested in accordance with the 8 -year -year -old and the Old Indignation during the Operation Lava Jato process. Koller was convicted for receiving $ 20 million from UTC Engineharia instead of the direction of BR distributor contracts. He was taken into custody at the Baldomoro Cavalkanti de Olivera jail in Masia.
The arrest was decided by Alexander de Mores and later confirmed by the Federal Supreme Court’s plenary. The minister felt that there were no feasible appeals to reverse the trust of the former president and now “delayed”.
