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No. Each minister has ~40 judges - not counting other staffers, law clerks, specialists, chief of staff - under them It's standard, legal and completely expect
by gota 2y ago
No. Each minister has ~40 judges - not counting other staffers, law clerks, specialists, chief of staff - under them
It's standard, legal and completely expected for the Justice to dispose a general "guidance", delegate all the work and approve the sentencing based on minutes
A lot of people posting here are clearly right-leaning Brazilian voters with a bone to pick.
- virgulino 2y ago> Each minister has ~40 judges - not counting other staffers, law clerks, specialists, chief of staff - under them Not true. Each minister can pick only 3 assistant judges. There are only 38 assistant judges for the whole Supreme Court. From the Supreme Court's website. I combined auxiliary, instructor and substitute judges as assistant judges. https://egesp-portal.stf.jus.br/forca_trabalho https://egesp-portal.stf.jus.br/forca_trabalho
- gota 2y agoYou are right. They are "law clerks" only, I thought there were many more judges. Doesn't change the fact that these are not decisons being hammered down on a whim by dictators that "didn't read" them