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What Sérgio Moro said about count the eight-year ineligibility period from the end of the term when the mandate is revoked in the first year

About: count the eight-year ineligibility period from the end of the term when the mandate is revoked in the first year

Sérgio Moro: (Sound interruption.) ... in full... (The bell rings.) ... from the Chamber, then, yes, there would have been a complete hollowing out.

Sérgio Moro: The essence there was preserved. Within that Clean Record Law text, although it has great value, there were, indeed, some elements that could be adjusted.

For example, as discussed there, an individual is removed from office in the first year of the term – and sometimes may be removed for a just reason, but sometimes may be removed unjustly, as happened to our former colleague Federal Deputy Deltan Dallagnol – and has to wait until the end of the term in order to then start counting the eight-year period.

Sérgio Moro · 1:35

Sérgio Moro: There were situations there that were subject to adjustment, without saying that one was opening the floodgates to illicit conduct itself.

Sérgio Moro: And, in the part that mattered most, which concerns those who commit serious crimes, including crimes against the public administration – all of them – the current rules were maintained.

Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence

Explains the practical rule and gives an example (revocation in the first year) without giving an opinion.

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