Ayres Britto Defends Code of Ethics for STF to Cut in His Own Flesh
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The former Minister of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) Carlos Ayres Britto defended the implementation of a Code of Ethics as a way to give a response to the image crisis faced by the Court, which reached the peak with the clash between the ministers Alexandre de Moraes and André Mendonça. The lawyer, who presided over the court in which he was for ten years, stated that the document must provide a legal basis for decisions to be taken, detailin…
The former president of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) Carlos Ayres Britto defended the creation of a Code of Ethics to establish limits to the action of the ministers of the Court and allow the court itself to exercise control over its members. In an interview with the newspaper O Globo, published on Monday (7), Britto stated that the current moment is [...]
Former President of the Court says that rules should allow control over ministers and ask caution in the crisis between Moraes and Mendonça. Read on Power360.
The former president of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) Ayres Britto defended, in an interview with the newspaper O Globo, the formalization of a code of ethics in the Court. Although he did not enter into the merit of the case involving the minister Alexandre de Moraes, Britto understands that the Court needs, at this moment, to cut into its own flesh.
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