The (Federal Supreme Court) sentenced 63 more defendants by 2023. With the new decisions, established in session closed on February 28, the Court has at least 480 sentenced by the acts against the headquarters of the three powers.
Of the actions completed in February, 47 were analyzed by the plenary and 16 by the first class. Penalties range from one year of detention, replaced by alternative measures, to 17 in prison.
In total, the scammer acts resulted in complaints against 1,687 involved.
This year, there were 109 convictions in the February sessions. There is another criminal action in trial to be completed on Tuesday (11).
Each defendant is tried individually by the Supreme Court. All judgments occurred in a virtual plenary, in sessions from February 1 to 28, a remote environment through which ministers include votes and there is no discussion among them about the topics analyzed.
In the period, the Court also approved a non -criminal agreement signed with two people accused of criminal association crimes.
Of the convictions imposed by the first class, nine were for more serious crimes. In such cases, the convicts received penalties from 14 to 17 years. They must also pay compensation for collective moral damages of at least R $ 30 million.
The value corresponds to the material losses caused, in addition to damage to cultural and historical goods, and must be divided by all convicts.
Those with milder penalties should comply with 225 hours of community service, participate in a course on democracy, law and coup with content prepared by MPF (Federal Prosecutor) and pay fines, and are prohibited from leaving the city where they live and participate in social networks until the final sentence.
All had suspended passports and eventual registration or possession of a repealed weapon. In this case, the solidarity fine, to be divided by all convicts, was set at $ 5 million.
The minister’s vote, rapporteur of cases, prevailed and he was accompanied by eight magistrates. Ministers Nunes Marques and André Mendonça were won.
For the majority current, the defendants were part of a group that intended to overthrow the democratically elected government in 2022.
According to Moraes, there was a crime of collective authorship in which, from a joint action, all contributed to the result.
In all, according to the Attorney General’s Office), until January 8 of this year, including those who signed an agreement with the court.
According to the agency, the violence generated damage to the estimated public assets of R $ 24 million.
Most of the invaders were convicted of five crimes: armed criminal association, violent abolition of the Democratic Rule of Law, attempted coup, qualified damage and deterioration of overturned assets.
In all, 155 defendants are arrested. According to information from the STF gathered in January, 78 of them provisionally, and 70, definitely. Seven are under house arrest. Only four were acquitted.
Another 527 defendants chose to sign the so -called non -criminal agreements. Through this instrument, who is responsible for less serious crimes may have the criminal action ended without conviction, provided that they comply with alternative measures.
Among these measures are 150 hours in community services and participate in a course on democracy. During this period, the defendants get suspended passports and gun possession and cannot use social networks. After full compliance, they maintain the condition of primary defendants.
In total there are 1,552 criminal actions ongoing.
