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What Sérgio Moro said about criminalize restriction of free movement and obstruction of public security forces' actions

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Sérgio Moro: So it was timely to create a criminal offense focused on this specific reality to prevent these blockades.

Sérgio Moro: I would just like to ask the Rapporteur's leave to make a drafting suggestion, if possible.

In paragraph 1 of art. 338-A it says there: "The same penalty shall apply to whoever restricts the free movement of people, goods and services, or prevents or hinders the actions of the public security forces, including investigation and police pursuit."

Sérgio Moro · 1:20

Sérgio Moro: I think it would be useful to clarify, Senator Portinho, that this "prevents or hinders the actions" is aimed at the issue of the displacement, the movement of the police, because there are other criminal offenses of obstruction of justice that refer to specific situations. So I would suggest here: "prevents or hinders..."

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