Two others, Marcos Emmanuel and Nelson Cunha, were handed life sentences, but they could avoid spending life in jail, because, according to Brazilian laws, anyone who gets a sentence of twenty or more years in jail, automatically qualifies for a second trial.
However, they could avoid spending life in jail, because, according to Brazilian laws, anyone who gets a sentence of twenty or more years in jail, automatically qualifies for a second trial. Two others, Marcos Emmanuel and Nelson Cunha, were handed life sentences.
Two others, Marcos Emmanuel and Nelson Cunha, were handed life sentences. However, they could avoid spending life in jail, because, according to Brazilian laws, anyone who gets a sentence of twenty or more years in jail, automatically qualifies for a second trial.
Two others, Marcos Emmanuel and Nelson Cunha, were handed life sentences. However, they could avoid spending life in jail, because, according to Brazilian laws, anyone who gets a sentence of twenty or more years in jail, automatically qualifies for a second trial.