Overview
- Alexandre de Moraes gave Silveira’s defense five days to justify his movements and reported absences after physiotherapy sessions in Petrópolis.
- Moares requested internal camera footage from the Magé prison, and Rio’s penitentiary authority says it has compiled raw monitoring files and awaits the Court’s official request to send them.
- Silveira was authorized in August to leave for post‑surgical physiotherapy and was fitted with an electronic anklet; days earlier, Moraes approved 113 days of sentence remission for prison activities.
- The PGR issued an opinion favoring Silveira’s progression from the semi‑open to the open regime based on behavior, but Moraes has not decided on the request.
- Moraes denied pastor Silas Malafaia’s bid for special access in the case involving Eduardo Bolsonaro, stating the records are public, as the Court also navigates U.S. sanctions on justices and a leadership shift to Edson Fachin on Monday.