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What Marcos Rogério said about prevent judges from acting as interested parties in cases they hear

About: prevent judges from acting as interested parties in cases they hear

Marcos Rogério: See, Mr. President, I am bringing this fact for debate in the Plenary because it is becoming the rule.

Marcos Rogério: This happened in relation to those accused of involvement in January 8, in the occupation, depredation and vandalism that occurred in the public spaces of the Parliament, the Judiciary and the Planalto (Presidential Palace), and then you again have someone who denounces being treated as a criminal.

In any republican system, it is inadmissible that someone be simultaneously an interested party and judge of their own case.

Marcos Rogério · 7:09

Marcos Rogério: Moreover, the Brazilian Code of Civil Procedure – and the Code of Criminal Procedure, likewise – make this impediment clear.

Marcos Rogério: A judge who has an interest in the case, or their spouse, cannot participate in the proceedings.

Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence

States it is unacceptable for a judge to be both an interested party and the judge of their own case.

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