Kim Kataguiri: Unfortunately, if we were to explain this to the people out there, it would be incomprehensible.
Kim Kataguiri: Today, in the case of a convict who escapes from prison — it has already been proven that he committed a crime, the sentence has already become final — if he remains at large for a sufficient amount of time, the crime prescribes, that is, the State loses the right to punish that criminal, because too much time has passed from the moment he committed that crime, from the moment the right to punish him was secured, until the moment of that punishment.
So, Mr. President, this is a reasonable bill. I even believe that we will achieve something very rare in this House, which is approval by unanimity, because it is reasonable.
Kim Kataguiri: At the Leaders' Meeting, Deputy Tarcísio said that I could count on PSOL's vote on the urgency of this matter, because not even PSOL, which is this House's bastion of due-process protections, would be opposed.
Kim Kataguiri: Deputy Tarcísio is saying that if I speak too much, he will change his position — hold on.