Sérgio Moro: Art. 310-A. In the case of an arrest in flagrante for a crime committed with violence or serious threat against the person, for a crime against sexual dignity, or of an agent with respect to whom there are evidentiary elements indicating membership in a criminal organization that uses or has firearms at its disposal, as well as crimes provided for in art. 1 of Law 8.072, the Public Prosecutor's Office or the police authority shall request the judge to collect biological material for obtaining and storing the detainee's genetic profile, in accordance with Law No. 12.037, of October 1, 2009.
Sérgio Moro: That is the vote, Mr. President. I will take this opportunity, Mr. President, to make two observations.
First, I have had many political-party disagreements with Senator Flávio Dino, now Minister, but we both converge on the understanding that it is indeed necessary to better regulate the custody hearing, which is an important institute but has become a kind of revolving door for criminals.
Sérgio Moro: Thus, in the bill authored by Senator Flávio Dino, which establishes criteria to be observed by the judge for the release or ordering of detention of those who go to the custody hearing, I served as Rapporteur because I agreed with the text.
Sérgio Moro: I made some modifications there that obtained consensus in this House.