Minister Sérgio Kukina of the Superior Court of Justice (STJ) partially accepted the interlocutory appeal of the Minister of Labor, Luiz Marinho (PT), to cancel the ruling of the embargo of the declaration issued by the court of São Paolo (TJ-SP) in the event of nepism crossed against the Minister of Luiz Inácio da Silva. The action returns to San Paolo.
According to Kukina, the TJ-SP should comment on the point “considered omitted here”. In this case, the court of San Paolo will indicate embargo in the presence or absence of “deception for the illegal purpose by the agent”. The point refers to the new text of the administrative bad conduct law (Lia) which, since 2021, determines that the conviction by a non -league act must take place in the event of intent intent for the people involved.
In November 2022, the eighth Chamber of Public Law of the TJ-SP condemned Marinho, who is a former mayor of San Bernardo do Campo, and Carlos Alberto Grana (PT), former mayor of Santo André, for the bad administrative conduct deriving from the practice of the criminal nepotism crucial for the hiring of taking two relative (condemned also for the accident), for the accident, for the time, for the time. The sanction applied to the defendants is a good equivalent to six times the last remuneration, as well as impediments to contract the government or receive tax benefits or incentives, for a twelve months.
“In the file it seems that, in 2015, the daughter of the mayor of Santo André was appointed to hold position commissioned to San Bernardo do Campo, while the sister -in -law of the mayor of San Bernardo do Campo was appointed to hold the position also commissioned to Santo André,” said Court’s advice.
Everyone deny the practice of cross nepotism. Firstly, the sentence was unfounded because it believed that the daughters of the two politicians had the technical ability to occupy the positions.
Source: Terra
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