STJ denies habeas corpus to influencer Deolane Bezerra

The Superior Court of Justice denied on Tuesday the habeas corpus request of influencer Deolane Bezerra, who has been held since May 21 on suspicion of money laundering linked to the PCC.

Ministers of the 5th Panel of the STJ decided unanimously to maintain the preventive detention. They understood that the case must still be analyzed by lower courts before a decision at the superior court. Deolane’s sister, lawyer Daniele Bezerra, stated on social media that there was no merit analysis. “Simply put, the STJ understood that it is not the time to analyze the case and that it is necessary to respect the lower courts,” she declared. Deolane is detained at the Penitenciária Feminina de Tupi Paulista. The defense claims she is suffering panic attacks and is not eating properly due to prison conditions.

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Realistic courtroom scene of influencer Deolane Bezerra at her detention hearing
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Court upholds Deolane Bezerra preventive detention after hearing

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Influencer Deolane Bezerra had her preventive detention upheld after a virtual custody hearing held on Thursday afternoon (5/21) by the Osasco Guarantees Court in São Paulo. The São Paulo Court of Justice confirmed no irregularities were identified in the execution of the arrest warrant. She will be transferred to the Tupi Paulista Women's Prison.

STF minister Flávio Dino denied influencer Deolane Bezerra's release request while she remains in preventive detention over suspected money laundering tied to the PCC.

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Influencer and lawyer Deolane Bezerra cried during a custody hearing on Thursday (21) while stating she was arrested while practicing her profession in a money laundering investigation linked to the PCC.

Minister Alexandre de Moraes of the STF is set to receive Jair Bolsonaro's lawyers this week before deciding whether to extend the former president's house arrest.

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The STF's First Chamber unanimously sentenced former congressman Eduardo Bolsonaro to 4 years and 2 months in semi-open prison for coercion during proceedings. The ruling was issued on Tuesday (16).

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