Mores gives house arrest for culprits on January 8 due to health reasons | Method
At least six people have been granted at least six persons for the rebellion this month, amid discussions on loan waiver for those involved in the January 8 attacks. Decisions are mainly based on medical reports, which point out serious health or at the time of anterior -trial detention that have already been fulfilled by respondents.
The recent case is that the Sergio Amal Resanda, the democratic regime, the violently abolishing the rule, the rebel attempt, the qualified loss, the listed heritage, and the armed Criminal Association, 16 years and 6 months in prison. He was also convicted with other defendants to pay R 30 million for mass moral losses.
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“It was sentenced to sentenced in February 2025, the insane was released from the hospital and was unable to stay in the prison system to treat his health,” said the STF.
A favorable decision was granted on Friday, 18, 18. He is the third name on the list of family members and victims to benefit from medical reasons.
In front of him, George Louis Dose Santas and Marco Alexander Machado de Arazo were also changed. George Louiz submitted a report on the need for cardiac surgery. He reported that he was suffering from severe arterial blood pressure and grade 6 cardiac breath, defense with out – -of -consoled blood pressure. Mores was authorized for house arrest on April 15.
Marco Alexandre has been arrested from April 2023. According to ASFAV, he developed mental disorders during his arrest, enrolled in the psychological department of prison and now uses depression drugs. This purpose was granted on April 11.
On the same date, Claudio Mendis Dose Santos and Ramiro Alves Da Rocha Cruz Junior also got home compulsory right. On the 13th, the action was expanded to the Indigenous Helielon Dose Santas.
Mores concessions are accompanied by precautionary measures: ban on access to electronic ankles and social networks (including third parties), contact with others involved in attacks, if the Supreme Court is not clearly authorized to grant the interviews – and the lawyers, parents, siblings and visits to people.
Recent decisions occur after the hairdresser Dabora Rodriguez’s Dose Santas case.
She was arrested for involvement in the attacks and was notorious after gumping, Lipstick, a picture of “Lost, Mane” in front of the statue of Lipstick, in front of the STF building, went viral on social networks. After two years in prison, the hairdresser shifted her arrest at home last month.
Deborah was sentenced to 14 years in prison, similar to other respondents, in which the rebel attempt and public assets were damaged.
The confusion that came through his case was inspired by former president Zair Bolsonoro’s supporters, and he began to claim uneven in fine. However, part of the criticism, she has actually ignored the guilty crimes, reducing her participation to the symbolic gesture.
