Skip to content
thelocalreport.in thelocalreport.in

Thelocalreport.in is a news website which includes national international,#sports,#wealth,#weather, #entertainment and other types of news.

  • Jammu and Kashmir
  • World
  • India News
  • Uk
  • Canada
  • United States
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
thelocalreport.in
thelocalreport.in

Thelocalreport.in is a news website which includes national international,#sports,#wealth,#weather, #entertainment and other types of news.

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro appeals against his 27-year prison sentence

KANIKA SINGH RATHORE, 29/10/202529/10/2025

Add thelocalreport.in As A Trusted Source

Sign up to our breaking news email for free real-time breaking news alerts delivered straight to your inbox

Sign up for our free breaking news emails

Sign up for our free breaking news emails

lawyers For Brazil former President jair bolsonaro Filed an appeal to reduce his prison sentence for attempted coup after his 2022 election defeat.

In September judges convicted Bolsonaro of attempting to overthrow democracy and sentenced him to 27 years and three months in prison. He has been under house arrest since August.

In an 85-page document sent to Supreme Court In comments shared with The Associated Press on Monday and Tuesday, lawyers said the conviction and sentence involved a “gross injustice.”

The lawyers argued that there were “ambiguities, omissions, contradictions and ambiguities” in the court’s decision.

Bolsonaro has denied any wrongdoing. He was convicted of attempting a coup after losing the 2022 race to President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, which prosecutors alleged included a plot to kill Lula. He was found guilty of charges including participation in an armed criminal organization and attempting to violently subvert the democratic rule of law.

In their appeal, lawyers argued that Bolsonaro should not be convicted of organizing a coup and attempting to violently end democracy, on the grounds that the two charges overlap and so the cumulative penalties are unjust.

He also cited Justice Luiz Fux, who was the only dissenting vote on the five-justice panel that convicted Bolsonaro, and argued that even if Bolsonaro had attempted a coup, he “deliberately disrupted the course of events” and did not do so.

ALSO READ  Major new NHS scheme vows to abolish '8AM Scramble' for GP appointment

Lawyers file motions for clarification, which attempt to correct a flaw in the reasoning of a decision rather than change it.

Joao Pedro Padua, a law professor at Fluminense Federal University, said such an appeal was highly unlikely to reduce Bolsonaro’s sentence.

To file an appeal that could substantially modify the decision, the Supreme Court usually requires at least two dissenting votes.

There is no limit on the number of applications for clarification that can be filed, but the Supreme Court may consider consecutive petitions filed as an attempt to delay the final decision.

Such a strategy is “risky” for Bolsonaro’s lawyers, Padua said, because they could “give the Supreme Court an excuse to immediately declare the decision final.”

The Supreme Court said in a statement on Tuesday that seven other close associates of Bolsonaro were also convicted and all of them have filed appeals except Mauro Cid, who signed a plea agreement.

The court said the judge would decide on the appeal between November 7 and November 14.

Bolsonaro will begin serving time only after the appeals are exhausted.

The trial made global headlines. us President donald trump Ordered a 50% tariff on Brazilian imported goods and cited Bolsonaro’s case, which he called a “witch hunt”.

This led to a sharp decline in US–Brazil relations, which experts described as the lowest point in more than 200 years of relations.

Relations have improved. Lula and Trump spoke by phone and then met at the ASEAN summit in Malaysia last weekend.

Uk 27yearappealsBolsonaroBrazilianJairPresidentprisonsentence

Post navigation

Previous post
Next post

Follow Us On Google News

  • Trump’s granddaughter Kai Trump to make LPGA debut at prestigious event
  • Horrible actor claims he wasn’t told about nude scene in lawsuit
  • England’s team for the match against Australia has been revealed due to the change in the positions of the main players.
  • UN warns aid cuts will lead to ‘lost decade’ for progress worldwide
  • FTSE 100 hits new record ahead of Federal Reserve meeting and technical results
  • 8,000 Britons in hotel lockdown due to Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica, tourists in danger
  • Wicked: For Good’s first look warns fans to ‘bring your tissues’
  • Zuckerberg met with Bondi to learn how to talk to Trump before FTC trial: report
  • Celtic fan groups continue campaign against the board after Brendan Rodgers exit
  • Can Anyone Explain This About The ChatGPT Logo?
  • Powerful animation shows how Hurricane Melissa strengthened in 24 hours
  • First festive range from Meghan Markle’s As Ever brand revealed
  • Liverpool goalkeeper Freddy Woodman knows the importance of the Carabao Cup
  • Mike Johnson pours cold water on Trump’s third term
  • Why Americans trying to hide as Canadians abroad aren’t working
  • This Halloween vegetable is a ‘nutritional gold mine’ and packed with protein
  • RSF capture of Sudan’s El Fasher a ‘terrible escalation’ that raises new concerns
  • Colin Farrell on his most underrated film
  • The mineral has been dubbed a miracle for those with problem sleep.
  • New book claims Obama vented ‘WTF’ anger at Pelosi for supporting Harris
  • What to know about Hurricane Melissa?
  • Lily Allen’s Viral home is on the market for $8 million
  • Why do Gen Z Americans feel so guilty about having children?
  • Panic spread in the air as plane passenger allegedly attacked teenagers with a fork
  • Gender testing for female skiers, snowboarders 100 days before Olympics
  • MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell suffered an on-air mental breakdown?
  • The natural ingredient in your cosmetics that is dangerous to harvest
  • The wheel of the car slipped at the level crossing as the train approached.
  • Experts Say Eat These 5 Foods to Fight Seasonal Depression
  • WATCH: War Secretary takes out four more narco-terrorist boats, 14 killed
  • Meghan Markle Launches First As Ever Holiday Collection to Thank Her Family
  • Hegseth says US kills 14 in more alleged drug boat attacks, one survivor
  • Telangana CM orders plan to repair damaged barrages of Kaleshwaram Project
  • Jammu and Kashmir
  • World
  • India News
  • Uk
  • Canada
  • United States
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Jammu and Kashmir
  • World
  • India News
  • Uk
  • Canada
  • United States
  • About Us
  • Contact Us

Add thelocalreport.in As A Trusted Source in Google

Canada News

  • Photo Gallery: Drake joins Vibes Kartel at Toronto concert
    Photo Gallery: Drake joins Vibes Kartel at Toronto concert
  • Latest: Blue Jays and Dodgers scoreless after Game 1 of World Series
    Latest: Blue Jays and Dodgers scoreless after Game 1 of World Series
  • Latest: Blue Jays and Dodgers scoreless after Game 1 of World Series
    Latest: Blue Jays and Dodgers scoreless after Game 1 of World Series
  • Ticketmaster says it doesn't 'set or control' ticket prices in response to uproar over Jays World Series resale costs
    Ticketmaster says it doesn’t ‘set or control’ ticket prices in response to uproar over Jays World Series resale costs
  • What's changed since the last time the Jays were in the World Series?
    What’s changed since the last time the Jays were in the World Series?
  • James Day's Haunted Woods in Kahunawa: Rebuilt after fire, ready for 20 years of Halloween scares
    James Day’s Haunted Woods in Kahunawa: Rebuilt after fire, ready for 20 years of Halloween scares

India News

  • Telangana CM orders plan to repair damaged barrages of Kaleshwaram Project
    Telangana CM orders plan to repair damaged barrages of Kaleshwaram Project
  • Rajasthan: More than 70 percent voters not required to submit documents during SIR
    Rajasthan: More than 70 percent voters not required to submit documents during SIR
  • SIR exercise in West Bengal to be conducted with complete transparency: CEO
    SIR exercise in West Bengal to be conducted with complete transparency: CEO
  • New LPG bottling plant will boost energy self-reliance and industrial development: Arunachal CM Khandu
    New LPG bottling plant will boost energy self-reliance and industrial development: Arunachal CM Khandu
  • Stalin accuses EPS of 'surrendering to Amit Shah', says 2026 elections will be a fight to protect TN
    Stalin accuses EPS of ‘surrendering to Amit Shah’, says 2026 elections will be a fight to protect TN
  • Haryana Chief Minister said, doors are open 24 hours to listen to complaints
    Haryana Chief Minister said, doors are open 24 hours to listen to complaints

Us News

  • Can Anyone Explain This About The ChatGPT Logo?
  • MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell suffered an on-air mental breakdown?
  • WATCH: War Secretary takes out four more narco-terrorist boats, 14 killed
  • How An EMP Attack Could Cripple Your Daily Life And How To Stop It
  • Gavin Newsom: “I was born a poor black child”
  • HUGE: Virginia Attorney General race has officially tipped Republican after Wiley J. Jones scandal

Uk News

  • Trump's granddaughter Kai Trump to make LPGA debut at prestigious event
    Trump’s granddaughter Kai Trump to make LPGA debut at prestigious event
  • Horrible actor claims he wasn't told about nude scene in lawsuit
    Horrible actor claims he wasn’t told about nude scene in lawsuit
  • England's team for the match against Australia has been revealed due to the change in the positions of the main players.
    England’s team for the match against Australia has been revealed due to the change in the positions of the main players.
  • UN warns aid cuts will lead to 'lost decade' for progress worldwide
    UN warns aid cuts will lead to ‘lost decade’ for progress worldwide
  • FTSE 100 hits new record ahead of Federal Reserve meeting and technical results
    FTSE 100 hits new record ahead of Federal Reserve meeting and technical results
  • 8,000 Britons in hotel lockdown due to Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica, tourists in danger
    8,000 Britons in hotel lockdown due to Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica, tourists in danger
  • World
  • United States
  • India News
  • Uk
  • Canada
  • thelocalreport.in Company Details
  • Terms and Conditions
  • DNPA Code of Ethics
  • Correction Policy
  • Contact Us
  • About Us
  • Rss Feeds
©2025 thelocalreport.in | WordPress Theme by SuperbThemes