Overview

• Alexandre de Moraes authorized a 16‑person prayer visit to Bolsonaro’s Brasília home for September 24 under strict conditions limited to religious purposes and with continued inspections of all vehicles.
• Moraes ordered the Distrito Federal penitentiary authority to deliver within 24 hours a detailed report on two vehicle inspections conducted on September 12, including timestamps and data on drivers and passengers.
• Bolsonaro’s lawyers asked the Supreme Court to revoke his house arrest and electronic monitoring, arguing the preventive measures lost their basis after prosecutors did not charge him in the coercion inquiry.
• The PGR filed a complaint against Eduardo Bolsonaro and Paulo Figueiredo for alleged coercion through efforts in the United States to prompt retaliatory measures against Brazilian authorities; Jair Bolsonaro was not included.
• In Congress, relator Paulinho da Força is meeting party leaders on a ‘PL da Dosimetria’ that would reduce Jan. 8 sentences, and reporting indicates the version under discussion could cut Bolsonaro’s punishment to about 1 year and 7 months of house arrest if approved.