Religion Judaism Preceded by Eros Grau Name Luiz Fux | Preceded by Helio Mosimann Role Judge Spouse(s) Eliane Fux | |
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Similar People Dias Toffoli, Rosa Weber, Carmen Lucia, Ricardo Lewandowski, Marco Aurelio Mello | ||
Succeeded by Marco Aurelio Bellizze | ||
Entrevista com o ministro luiz fux do stf em bras lia
Luiz Fux ([luˈiʃ ˈfuks]) is a Brazilian judge. He was appointed justice minister of the Supreme Federal Court by President Dilma Rousseff and had his nomination approved by the Senate. He is of Romanian Jewish extraction, and the first Jewish Brazilian member of the Court.
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- Entrevista com o ministro luiz fux do stf em bras lia
- Aula novo c digo do processo civil com o ministro luiz fux
- Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
- References
He was a minister of the Superior Court of Justice before assuming his position at the Supreme Federal Court.
In a controversial interview to Brazilian newspaper Folha de S.Paulo in December 2, 2012, justice Fux revealed details of the lobbying effort that preceded his nomination to the Supreme Court by President Dilma Rousseff. Among his requests for political support, he included José Dirceu, the disgraced Chief of Staff of President Lula, still an influential figure in the ruling Workers Party (PT), even after being accused in the Mensalão scandal. In several meetings, they discussed the forthcoming criminal trial to be conducted by the Supreme Court, deciding the fate of those indicted in that corruption scandal. José Dirceu interpreted the content of the conversations as a promise of acquittal by the would-be justice. Once a member of the court, Justice Fux sided with the majority, voting for the condemnation of most of the accused, including José Dirceu himself.
Aula novo c digo do processo civil com o ministro luiz fux
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Fux has practiced Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu since the age of 26 and is currently a 7th degree black and red belt.
