"And you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free."
THE DOSSIER:
Timeline
| Date | Moraes's Act | Potentially Violated Principles | |
|---|---|---|---|
|
104
08/26/2025 |
Lucas Brasileiro, sentenced to 14 years in prison by Moraes, is escorted by rifles at his grandmother's funeral | Due process of law, Judicial impartiality, Separation of powers | |
|
103
08/25/2025 |
Justice Alexandre de Moraes ordered the Federal District Penitentiary Police to conduct surveillance at the residence of Mr. Bolsonaro. | Due process of law, Freedom of Speech, Impartiality | |
|
102
08/04/2025 |
Brazil's Supreme Federal Court (STF) convicted and sentenced a man who sat in Justice Moraes's chair to 17 years in prison, in addition to a R$30 million fine | Impartiality | |
|
101
08/03/2025 |
House arrest decreed for Bolsonaro due to alleged non-compliance with precautionary measures | Due process of law, Legality, Right to a Full Defense, Separation of powers | |
|
100
08/03/2025 |
House arrest decreed for Bolsonaro due to alleged non-compliance with precautionary measures | Due process of law, Freedom of Speech, Legality Principle, Right to a Full Defense, Separation of powers | |
|
99
07/31/2025 |
Speech concerning 'militia members,' 'criminal organizations,' and Magnitsky at the opening of the Supreme Federal Court. | Due process of law, Judicial impartiality, Separation of powers | |
|
98
07/30/2025 |
Moraes coordinated the drafting of a letter of support; the Federal Supreme Court rejected it and issued an institutional statement. | Equal Protection, Impartiality, Separation of powers | |
|
96
07/29/2025 |
Moraes exhibited an obscene gesture towards spectators during a Brazilian Cup football match, subsequent to his sanction under the Magnitsky Act. | Impartiality, Morality |
26/08/2025
Lucas Brasileiro, sentenced to 14 years in prison by Moraes, is escorted by rifles at his grandmother's funeral
25/08/2025
Justice Alexandre de Moraes ordered the Federal District Penitentiary Police to conduct surveillance at the residence of Mr. Bolsonaro.
04/08/2025
Brazil's Supreme Federal Court (STF) convicted and sentenced a man who sat in Justice Moraes's chair to 17 years in prison, in addition to a R$30 million fine
03/08/2025
House arrest decreed for Bolsonaro due to alleged non-compliance with precautionary measures
03/08/2025
House arrest decreed for Bolsonaro due to alleged non-compliance with precautionary measures
31/07/2025
Speech concerning 'militia members,' 'criminal organizations,' and Magnitsky at the opening of the Supreme Federal Court.
30/07/2025
Moraes coordinated the drafting of a letter of support; the Federal Supreme Court rejected it and issued an institutional statement.
29/07/2025
Moraes exhibited an obscene gesture towards spectators during a Brazilian Cup football match, subsequent to his sanction under the Magnitsky Act.
OFFENDED PRINCIPLES SCORECARD
Accounting for documented constitutional violations
Due process of law
The guarantee that legal procedures must be fair and lawful
Freedom of Speech
The right to express opinions and ideas without government interference
Separation of powers
The division of government authority among legislative, executive, and judicial branches
Judicial impartiality
The obligation of judges to remain neutral and free from bias
Rule of Law
The principle that all individuals and institutions are subject to and accountable to law
Right to a Full Defense
The right to a complete and effective defense in legal proceedings
Right to a Speedy Trial
The right to legal proceedings without undue delay
Legality Principle
The doctrine that government actions must be grounded in law
Impartiality
The requirement that judicial proceedings be conducted without bias or favoritism
Prohibition of Prior Restraint
The prohibition against government censorship of speech or press before publication
Public Access to Court Proceedings
The right of the public to observe judicial proceedings
Reasonableness Standard
The requirement that government actions be rational and proportionate
Speech or Debate Clause
The protection of legislators from legal action for statements made during legislative duties
Territorial Jurisdiction
The principle that a court’s authority is limited to its geographic jurisdiction
Appellate panel system
The system requiring appeals to be decided by a panel of judges for fairness
Fundamental Rights
The core rights guaranteed to individuals by the constitution
Right to a Full and Fair Defense
The right to a comprehensive and equitable defense in judicial proceedings
Equal Protection Under the Law
The principle ensuring equal treatment under legal frameworks
Ethical Conduct
The expectation that public officials act with integrity and ethical standards
Morality
The expectation that public officials act with moral integrity
Procedural Due Process
The requirement that legal procedures follow fair processes
Res Judicata
The principle that a final judgment is conclusive and cannot be relitigated
Equal Protection
The guarantee that all individuals receive equal treatment under the law
Property Rights
The constitutional protection of an individual’s right to own and use property
Ethics in Government
The requirement for government officials to adhere to ethical principles
Freedom of Assembly
The right to gather peacefully for lawful purposes
Freedom of Information
The right to access information held by public authorities
Governmental neutrality
The principle that government actions must remain impartial and unbiased
Jurisdiction
The authority of a court to hear and decide legal cases
Legality
The principle that all government actions must be authorized by law
No Prior Restraint
The prohibition against restricting speech or press before publication
Panel System
The system where multiple judges decide cases to ensure fairness
Political Offense Exception
The exemption of political offenses from certain legal consequences
Public Access to Judicial Proceedings
The principle ensuring transparency in court processes
Public Integrity
The expectation that public institutions operate with honesty and accountability
Public Trust
The principle that public institutions must maintain public confidence through lawful actions
Regularly Constituted Court
The principle that cases must be heard by a legally established court
Right to a Full Defense and Confrontation
The right to confront witnesses and present a full defense
WHO WE ARE
The Moraes Dossier is a civic, independent, and collaborative archive—simultaneously serving as an observatory, monitor, and guardian of Brazilian Law—in an effort to systematically document the abuses by Justice Alexandre de Moraes that confront fundamental guarantees and the rule of law in Brazil, with the ultimate purpose of substantiating an eventual impeachment request.
Conceived at a time of the greatest institutional instability since 1964, this dossier gathers contributions from citizens, jurists, journalists, data analysts, and elected representatives who do not back down from institutional pressures. We record episodes of persecution affecting everyone from the elderly and hairdressers to major business leaders and Republic senators.
The initiative is led by Economics professor, lawyer, and Curitiba city councilman Rodrigo Marcial, and the project has the support of pioneers—Senator Eduardo Girão, Federal Deputy Marcel van Hattem, Federal Deputy Gilson Marques, former Republic prosecutor and former Federal Deputy Deltan Dallagnol, economist Marina Helena, journalist and writer Leandro Narloch, Curitiba city councilors Guilherme Kilter and Indiara Barbosa, former state deputy Homero Marchese, lawyers Ricardo Alexandre da Silva, André Marsiglia, Kátia Magalhães, Bernardo Santoro Pinto Machado and Jeffrey Chiquini, the Software Engineer Paulo Henrique Silva as well as the national president of Novo Jovem, Isadora Piana.
All published material utilizes official documents, judicial orders, and parliamentary records, grounded in historical milestones for human rights, from the Magna Carta (1215) to the Global Magnitsky Act (2016). Our purpose is to preserve the memory of these cases and provide society with elements to evaluate, demand accountability, and correct course.
The Dossier is non-partisan, open-access, and continuously updated by the community. If you have identified errors or gaps in our records, or if you have verifiable information or have been the target of an abusive measure, please send us your report below.
Source Attribution
Note: This English version contains data translated from the original Portuguese website www.dossiemoraes.com.br . All documentation and official records are sourced from the original Brazilian initiative.
"Democracy is not just about voting. It's about having institutions that work for the people, not against them."— Fundamental principle of the Democratic Rule of Law
Important Notice
This project is a citizen documentation initiative and does not constitute a formal accusation. All cases are based on public information and well-founded legal analyses. We respect the adversarial system and the right to defense, principles we defend.
REPORT AN ABUSE
If you have identified an act by the STF that violates constitutional principles, fill out the form below. After analysis by specialists, it may be integrated into our public database.