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What Marcos Rogério said about ensure proportionality in sentences and liberty rights

About: ensure proportionality in sentences and liberty rights

Marcos Rogério: ... without prior convictions, for symbolic acts or for speech, however condemnable, are sentenced to decades in prison: 10 years, 12 years, 14 years, 17 years behind bars, people who did not break a single window.

Marcos Rogério: Senator, President Izalci, the young woman who went there and spray-painted a phrase on a statue...

I repeat, however condemnable the acts may be, 17 years in prison are not justified, 14 years in prison: more than the biggest drug traffickers, more than murderers, more than the corrupt who looted the public coffers.

Marcos Rogério · 0:15

Marcos Rogério: And I conclude, Mr. President, and I will return to this matter again: those who diverted billions from Petrobras, who confessed crimes, who named beneficiaries of that looting...

Marcos Rogério: Many who were returning money — they confessed the crime and were returning money — had their convictions annulled because Lava Jato's justice did not respect due process of law.

Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence

Repeats that long sentences are not justified, calling for proportionality.

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