Can the Senate vote on setting terms for STF ministers?
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– Episode of the 15 Minutes podcast talks about the idea of setting mandates for STF ministers
*) With no prospect of advancing the issue of impeachment of STF ministers in the Senate, other alternatives have appeared. This is the case of setting terms for Supreme Court judges.
Last Wednesday (15), in response to an appeal by Senator Plínio Valério (PSDB-AM) and several other parliamentarians, mainly from the right, the president of the Constitution and Justice Commission (CCJ), Davi Alcolumbre (União-AP ), announced that it will include in the voting agenda a proposal that limits the length of stay of a member on the Court to 8 years.
Detail: if approved, the change would not be applied to current STF ministers.
Either way, the theme gains strength. In this episode of 15 Minutes podcast we talk about this idea: the mandates for ministers of the STF. The guest is the Renan Ramalho, reporter for the Republic of Gazeta do Povo that accompanies the themes of the Judiciary.
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The 15-minute podcast is a space for discussing important issues, always with analysis and the participation of Gazeta do Povo’s team of journalists. From Monday to Friday, in a light and dynamic way, with the duration that fits in the rush of your day. Presentation is by journalist Márcio Miranda.
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Datasheet: ’15 Minutes’, news podcast by Gazeta do Povo #Presentation and script: Márcio Miranda; content direction: Rodrigo Fernandes; production team: Maria Eduarda Scroccaro assembly: Leonardo Bechtloff; distribution strategy: Marcus Ayres.
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