Rodrigo Janot (verbete da Wikipédia em português)

Rodrigo Janot was a federal prosecutor (1984–2019), deputy prosecutor general (2003), secretary-general of the MPF (2003–2005) and Prosecutor General of the Republic from September 17, 2013 to September 17, 2017 (nominated by Dilma Rousseff, reappointed in 2015); he retired in April 2019 and opened a law firm in June 2019.

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As Prosecutor General, Janot asked in June 2016 for the arrest of Renan Calheiros, Romero Jucá, José Sarney and Eduardo Cunha (Teori Zavascki denied it), delivered to the STF on December 19, 2016 the agreements of 77 Odebrecht executives and, according to the entry, 137 investigations were opened at the STF under his tenure.

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Limitations: Secondary source (Portuguese Wikipedia), read by excerpt (automatic extraction of the start of the page, which may have truncated the text); it is no substitute for a court decision or news report. Confirm in a primary source before human review. In September 2019 Janot stated he had planned to kill Gilmar Mendes (episode not detailed in this version of the archive). On August 9, 2022 the TCU ordered him, with Dallagnol and another, to return per diems (appeal possible).