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The Federal Supreme Court (STF) reported on Wednesday (13) that it has already held responsibility, until August 12, 1,190 people for scammer acts of January 8, 2023, when the headquarters of the three powers were deprecated and invaded in Brasilia. These and other numbers were provided by the rapporteur’s office of these cases, Minister Alexandre Delayes.
Scammers of January 8, 2023 | Disclosure/Joedson Alves/Agência Brasil
In all, the court judged and condemned 638 involved. Another 552 admitted less serious crimes and made agreement with the Federal Prosecutor’s Office (MPF).
Of the convictions, 279 were for serious crimes: attempted abolition of the Democratic Rule of Law, coup, qualified damage, criminal association and deterioration of public assets. Already 359 for less serious offenses: incitement and criminal association. The STF acquitted 10 people.
See 8/1 process numbers on STF:
- Criminal actions: 1,628, 518 for serious crimes and 1,110 for less serious
- Judgment pending actions: 112 should be analyzed in the coming months, according to the Supreme forecast. The others follow in criminal instruction;
- Extinct actions for serving the penalty: 131;
- Defendants who admitted crimes and made agreement: 552 (Understand further);
- Condemnations: 638, 279 for serious crimes and 359 for less serious;
- Absolution: 10;
- Definitive arrests, with trial already closed: 112;
- Preventive arrests: 29;
- Home arrests: 44Investigated or accused, with or without electronic anklet;
- EXTRACTIONS: The Supreme Court requested up to 61 the moment, in cases under confidentiality.
Agreements: fine, service and without open social networks
The Supreme Court said today that it approved 552 agreements of Non -Penalty (ANPP), offered only to defendants who responded by incitement to crime and criminal association.
“They were camped in front of the barracks, but there is no evidence that they participated in the attempted coup d’état, obstruction of the powers of the Republic, or damage to public assets,” the court explained.
In addition to confessions, defendants also pledged to provide services to the community or public entities and not commit similar crimes, nor being prosecuted by other crimes or misdemeanors. They still agreed with a fine of R $ 5,000.
“They are also prohibited from participating in open social networks until the fulfillment of the conditions established in the agreement. In addition, they will have to participate in a course on democracy, rule of law and coup,” the Supreme Court added.
The indemnity for collective moral damages, regarding the “cost of destruction in public buildings”, reaches R $ 30 million. “This amount will be paid in solidarity by all convicted of serious crimes, regardless of the size of the penalty.”
