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13 statements · 1 politicians · December 10, 2025
Statements by Sérgio Moro. 13 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: Criminal Policy, Legislative Process, Prison system, Criminal Procedure.
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- For
About: reduce sentences for protest participants
Perfect, Senator Bittar. I share the same understanding. It is important to make these observations, these caveats, because there are also the unwise who will criticize us for voting to reduce sentences.
- For
About: grant amnesty to convicted protesters
But it is necessary to point out that we would vote for amnesty, yet there is no majority or we do not have the conditions for it to be placed on the agenda.
- For
About: include a bill on the legislative agenda
A majority is sometimes necessary to pressure the House to put these bills on the agenda.
And in that case one cannot be insensitive to people's pain.
- Neutral
About: transfer faction leaders to federal prisons under a special regime
I had the opportunity; I visited them. In fact, in my state, Paraná, I visited people transferred from Brasília, and they were absolutely simple, humble people who had never committed any wrongdoing in their lives.
- Against
About: expand use of preventive detention
And, in the logic of the crowd, at the wrong moment they lost control and committed acts they should not have committed, which would never justify two years in pretrial detention, three years in pretrial detention, or longer final sentences of 14 or 16 years.
- Against
About: link January 8 to prior 2022 discussions
Regarding the alleged masterminds... First, I do not believe there is any evidence linking January 8 to the discussions that took place in November or December 2022.
- Neutral
About: apply the principle of reasonable doubt in criminal proceedings
And there is a higher principle of our criminal procedure which is the principle of reasonable doubt.
- Neutral
About: distinguish attempted crime from mere contemplation in trials
Was there, in fact, an attempt, or did it remain only in the realm of contemplation?
- For
About: acquit January 8 defendants for reasonable doubt
It seems to me that there is reasonable doubt, at least in that respect, which would lead to the acquittal of the accused.
- Against
About: maintain preventive detention of January 8 protesters
In any case, we can never justify the continued detention of those January 8 demonstrators when thinking in a broader framework, but which, at the moment, unfortunately, is unattainable.
So, those are the three issues, Mr. President. I thank you...
(The bell rings.) ... for the extension of my time due to the interjection, and I conclude my remarks here. Thank you very much.
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