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By the way, Judge Emanuela Bianca Oliveira Porangaba had been away from the duties since June 2024. At the time of the decision of the General Court of Justice, she was part of the agroindustrial lag, which belonged to businessman João Lyra, former federal deputy and father of Tereza Collor.
Emanuela Porangaba entered the judiciary in 2008, he was holder of the 21st Civil Court of the capital and acted as a substitute judge and on-duty in Maceió and the interior of the state between 2022 and 2023. It was during this period that the irregularities pointed out by the Corregedor of Justice, Judge Domingos de Araújo Lima Neto.
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Marcus Mousinho is a prosecutor of the Laginha case and father of lawyers suspected of irregularities
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Tjal decided to maintain a process of bankruptcy of Laginha in court Alagoas
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Inheritance refers to the estate of João Lyra, owner of the agroindustrial lag
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Judge Emanuela Porangaba was dismissed for supposed favoritism of the office of Marcus Mousinho’s children
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According to the Corregedoria report, the magistrate ignored inconsistencies and errors in initial petitions, authorized vehicle ownership transfers without proper documentary proof and directed processes to counties where he operated as a substitute. The scheme would have caused a loss of R $ 1.7 million to financial institutions.
The cases were not directly related to the bankruptcy process of the agroindustrial lag, but the decisions mainly benefited the law firm of Carlos Henrique Costa Mousinho and Diego Aurélio Costa Mousinho, children of the prosecutor responsible for the billionaire action, Marcus Aurélio Gomes Mousinho. Prosecutor’s brother Marcello Mousinho Júnior was also quoted by the Corregedoria for involvement in the scheme.
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According to the report, lawyers linked to the office Mousinho & Mousinho Advogados Associados even inventing fake addresses to enter actions that would be analyzed by the magistrate. Emanuela Porangaba ignored the absence of proof of residence and reported defendants’ decisions, especially with the exclusion of records registered in the documentation of vehicles purchased by the office customers.
“The mere reiterated practice of lack of prudence and the strong evidence of conscious favoritism of the parties through court decision is already sufficient for the consummation of disciplinary offenses, being irrelevant if the eventual conduct of the magistrate has caused effective financial losses,” noted the corregedor.
Bankruptcy
Valued at R $ 3 billion and with tax and labor debts of approximately R $ 4 billion, the bankrupt estate mass brings together three sugar and ethanol plants. The bankruptcy process has been going on for 20 years in court Alagoas and, in May, 13 of the 17 TJAL judges declared themselves prevented from judging the case. In December, the Federal Supreme Court (STF) ruled that the case must be tried by TJAL itself.
