Maria Elizabeth Rocha
Maria Elizabeth Rocha is a notable Brazilian jurist who has emphasized the need for greater female representation in the judiciary, calling for action from President Lula.
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Argentina:
Maria Elizabeth Rocha is the president of the Supreme Military Court discussing Bolsonaro's case.
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Brazil:
Maria Elizabeth Rocha is the president of the Superior Military Court (STM) and discussed the possibility of maintaining special prison conditions for military personnel even after losing their ranks.
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Brazil:
Maria Elizabeth Rocha, the president of the STM, expressed hope for impartiality in the trials of military colleagues.
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Brazil:
Maria Elizabeth Rocha is the president of the STM overseeing the military trials.
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Brazil:
Maria Elizabeth Rocha is the president of the STM who may cast a deciding vote in the case.
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Brazil:
Maria Elizabeth Rocha is the president of the court who called a press conference to discuss the expulsion of convicted military personnel.
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Brazil:
Maria Elizabeth Rocha is the president of the Superior Military Court (STM) and supports the proposed rules by Fachin.
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Brazil:
Maria Elizabeth Rocha is the head of the Superior Military Court who supported the establishment of rules for magistrates.
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Brazil:
Maria Elizabeth Rocha is the head of the Superior Military Court who supported the initiative for a code of conduct.
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Brazil:
Maria Elizabeth Rocha is the president of the Superior Military Court (STM) and has publicly agreed with the proposed rules.
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