Supremocracy and Autocratic Infralegalism: The Behavior of the Brazilian Supreme Court during Bolsonaro’s Government

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This paper assesses how the Brazilian Supreme Court decided lawsuits and constitutional claims filed against Bolsonaro’s attacks to the Constitution during his mandate (2019-22), both in content and in timing. Data shows that, after a first year marked by a more conciliatory rhetoric, the Supreme Court started adopting a more responsive posture. The more Bolsonaro escalated his attacks, the more responsive became the Supreme Court.

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Vieira, O. V., Glezer, R., & Barbosa, A. L. P. (2022). Supremocracy and Autocratic Infralegalism: The Behavior of the Brazilian Supreme Court during Bolsonaro’s Government. Novos Estudos CEBRAP, 41(3), 591–605. https://doi.org/10.25091/501013300202200030008

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