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Mondlane trial will be the first with recording

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Briefings

The Supreme Tribunal of Justice in Brazil will conduct its first trial using video and audio recordings to expedite proceedings against Mondlane, who faces charges of terrorism linked to post-election protests. This marks a significant procedural shift in Brazilian judicial practice, though the specific impact on the trial's timeline remains uncertain.

Key points

• The Supreme Tribunal of Justice will use video and audio recordings for the first time to expedite the trial against Mondlane.
• Mondlane is charged with terrorism and crimes connected to post-election demonstrations.

Context

Brazil's Supreme Tribunal of Justice is implementing a new procedural method to speed up legal processes. This change affects the case of Mondlane, who is accused of terrorism and crimes linked to post-election demonstrations.

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The evidence is limited to the article's statement about the trial's method and charges. Specific dates, exact trial duration, or the number of recorded hours are not provided. The article does not specify the trial's start or end dates, nor does it confirm the final outcome.

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