STJ Minister Marco Buzzi denies new sexual harassment accusations at a press podium in a Brazilian courtroom, realistic news illustration.
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STJ minister Marco Buzzi denies new harassment accusations

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Brazil's National Justice Council (CNJ) received a new sexual harassment complaint against Superior Court of Justice (STJ) Minister Marco Buzzi on Monday (9). The judge, on medical leave since last week, messaged colleagues stating he will prove his innocence and rejecting the claims. His defense criticizes information leaks and claims lack of access to case files.

Brazil's Superior Court of Justice (STJ) unanimously opened a disciplinary process on April 14 against Minister Marco Aurélio Buzzi, following a February preliminary inquiry into sexual harassment complaints from two women. Buzzi will remain away from duties pending the outcome, handled by a new commission of ministers.

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São Paulo's Military Court has asked Brazil's Superior Court of Justice (STJ) to resolve a jurisdictional conflict in the case of Lieutenant Colonel Geraldo Leite Rosa Neto, suspected of murdering his wife, PM Corporal Gisele Alves Santana. The fatal shot happened on February 8 in an apartment in Brás, eastern São Paulo. The step aims to prevent future nullities in the proceedings.

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