Sérgio Moro: Harsh regime? Yes, but let us remember that one of those crime bosses, held in a federal penitentiary, managed, had the ability...
Sérgio Moro: Before we imposed this more drastic regime, he had the capacity to order the murder of three federal penitentiary officers or of people connected to the federal penitentiaries, as a kind of retaliation for what he had been enduring.
In addition to identifying and arresting these leaders, we need confiscation, we need forfeiture of the assets of these criminal organizations, and we already have, in the legislation, several instruments available to carry this out, such as precautionary patrimonial measures, like asset freezes, asset seizures, asset attachments...
Sérgio Moro: But I highlight here, in particular: in 2019 we approved, in the Anti-Drug Law, the so-called extended confiscation, which is an institute brought from comparative law that allows...
Sérgio Moro: Once it is identified that a confiscated individual has ties to organized crime, that he acted and committed serious drug trafficking crimes or crimes related - in the Anti-Drug Law - to organized crime, this legislation allows that all of his assets that are not compatible with his proven lawful income be subject to confiscation.