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What Sérgio Moro said about apply the principle of reasonable doubt in criminal proceedings

About: apply the principle of reasonable doubt in criminal proceedings

Sérgio Moro: And there are outright inferences; there are true leaps in argumentation.

Sérgio Moro: First, on January 8, did those people really intend to carry out a coup d'état, or did they go too far and commit acts of disorder and vandalism that should have been punished from that perspective?

On the other hand, even if those people did intend, in fact, to promote an attempted coup, did that businessman have the same intent when he made that deposit?

Sérgio Moro · 5:18

Sérgio Moro: Did he imagine that that transportation would, in fact, be for that purpose and not for a peaceful demonstration here on the Esplanade of Ministries?

Sérgio Moro: Notice that in criminal procedure, in criminal law, one needs to have evidence, and one needs to have evidence beyond any reasonable doubt.

Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence

expresses doubt that the businessman intended to finance a coup, requesting evidence.

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