Marcos Rogério: Notice that I am bringing here, I am coining a phrase that is not everyday: "accusatory justice," because that is not the role of the Judiciary.
Marcos Rogério: We understand and know, in the light of the law, in the light of the Constitution, that the role of accusation...
Within criminal prosecution, the holder of the public criminal action is the Public Prosecutor's Office, which finds itself, day by day, diminished, with its role relativized, belittled, due to the usurpation of that role by another Power without legitimacy.
Marcos Rogério: That which was an exception within the Court due to a regimental mandate for crimes committed inside the Court – therefore it is no longer an exception – becomes a practice that extends beyond the court's four walls, ordering measures in every corner of Brazil.
Marcos Rogério: And then no longer cares about what the Federal Constitution says, about what the Code of Criminal Procedure says, or about what our special laws say.