Isabel Gallotti
Isabel Gallotti is a Brazilian judge and member of the Superior Tribunal de Justiça (STJ), known for her significant rulings in various legal matters. Recently, she made headlines for leading a unanimous decision that allows airlines to refuse the transportation of emotional support animals in cabins if they do not meet the airlines' specified criteria. Her ruling emphasized the absence of specific legislation in Brazil regarding emotional support animals and highlighted safety concerns for passengers, setting important precedents for the treatment of such animals in air travel.
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Isabel Gallotti declared herself suspicious to act in the process against Buzzi.
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Brazil:
Isabel Gallotti is the daughter of Luiz Octavio Gallotti and serves as a minister of the Superior Court of Justice.
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Brazil:
Isabel Gallotti is the minister who reported on the case against Claudio Castro, describing the circumstances as extremely grave.
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Brazil:
Isabel Gallotti is the relator who voted for the condemnation in the case against Cláudio Castro.
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Brazil:
Isabel Gallotti is among the ministers selected to oversee the inquiry related to the accusations against Marco Aurélio Buzzi.
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Brazil:
Isabel Gallotti is among the ministers selected to oversee the inquiry related to the accusations against Marco Aurélio Buzzi.
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Brazil:
Isabel Gallotti is the reporting judge who stated that it is possible to convict for money laundering even when the acts of corruption are no longer prosecutable.
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Brazil:
Isabel Gallotti is one of the ministers assigned to the commission investigating the harassment allegations against Marco Buzzi.
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Brazil:
Isabel Gallotti is the rapporteur in the case against the governor and vice-governor.
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Brazil:
Isabel Gallotti is the rapporteur who voted in favor of the cassation of Cláudio Castro for abuse of power.
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