The minister of the (Supreme Federal Court) reduced the sentence of the man convicted by the (National Council of Justice) by 100 days. Delgatti passed Enem in 2025.
In January, the rapporteur had granted him regime progression, which went to semi-open status.
(PL-SP) was convicted in the same action.
In this Tuesday’s decision (6), the rapporteur considered that convicts serving sentences in a closed or semi-open regime may, through legislation, reduce part of the time spent serving their sentence through work or study.
In the hypothesis, regarding the study, the records show that the re-educated student obtained full approval in ENEM PPL 2025, surpassing the minimum scores in the four areas of knowledge and in writing. Therefore, in accordance with the opinion of the Attorney General’s Office, passing the exam gives the convict the right to 100 (one hundred) days of sentence remission”, said Moraes.
Still in the decision, the rapporteur denied other requests. According to her, for example, the 1/3 increase alleged by the defense does not apply, since Delgatti already had completed higher education when entering the prison system.
He is currently 36 years old and is serving a sentence of 8 years and 3 months in prison. He was ordered into preventive detention on August 1, 2023. To date, he has served 2 years, 6 months and 25 days of his sentence.
Delgatti and Zambelli were unanimously convicted by the First Panel of the STF for the crimes of hacking a computer device and misrepresentation.
The penalty set for Zambelli was 10 years in prison under an initial closed regime and a fine worth two thousand minimum wages. Delgatti’s sentence was set at eight years and three months in prison, also under an initial closed regime, and a fine of 480 minimum wages.
They will also have to pay compensation of R$2 million for collective material and moral damages. According to the legislation, both are ineligible from the moment of conviction until the end of a period of eight years after serving their sentence.
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