Justice and Law news in the newspapers this Thursday

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Report from the newspaper O Estado de S. Paulo informs that the Minister of Justice, Tarso Genro, accused on Wednesday. The Federal Supreme Court of being based on reports made by the press to suspend, on the th, outright, the Federal Police's Operation Upatakon to remove rice producers from the Raposa Serra do Sol indigenous land, in Roraima. Tarso said that the government lost what he classified as an “information war” and saw the Supreme Court suspend the withdrawal of rice farmers based on a thesis “embraced” by the mainstream media. Alleged setup Journalist Roberto Cabrini's lawyer, Alberto Zacharias Toron, asked the court on Wednesday  for the release of prison or the granting of provisional release for his client, arrested in the act for drug trafficking on Tuesday afternoon in a favela in the south of the capital.

For Toron, the arrest “was forged and carried out under threat”. And more: Cabrini “was the victim of great police arbitrariness”. According to the criminalist, the prosecutor in the case was ready Phone Number List to give an opinion this Thursday and he believes that the decision should be made by the end of the afternoon. The information is from the newspaper O Estado de S.Paulo . Third term The newspaper O Globo reports that the future president of the TSE, the STF minister, Carlos Ayres Britto, disagrees with the third term thesis and says it would be unlikely to be approved. “The third term smacks of an anti-republican stance,” he said. UnB invasion The invasion of the UnB rectory completes two weeks this Thursday  with a divided movement, in which a significant part of the leaders prefer to vacate. In an assembly with around people, the students postponed the decision to leave until this Thursday.



According to a report by Folha de S. Paulo , rector Roberto Aguiar, appointed on Tuesday, was with the invaders yesterday, in his first appointment in the role. He left the meeting indicating that a deal had been reached, but then backed away. Carbon Market Valor Econômico reports that the São Paulo section of the OAB-SP decided to come together to give a legal direction to discussions on carbon credits in the country. To this end, it created the Carbon Market Study Committee, chaired by Flávio Menezes, from the firm Menezes, Dessimoni e Abreu Advogados and made up of eight lawyers. One of the main concerns is in the tax sphere: without a legal framework for carbon, the issue has generated controversy.