Galvão's defense: "They are all condemned"
Lawyer José Luís Oliveira Lima, who defends one of the executives of Galvão Engenharia, states that "the right to defense is not being respected" in Lava Jato and says that "plea bargaining has been trivialized in this process"; this tactic was used by almost 20 suspects involved in the case, led by Judge Sérgio Moro, to avoid prison; according to him, "all the accused have already been condemned by a segment of society"; "At the appropriate time, the courts will recognize the curtailment of the right to defense."
247 – José Luís Oliveira Lima, lawyer for one of the Galvão Engenharia executives arrested in Lava Jato, states that "the right to defense is not being respected" in the Operation.
In an interview with 'Estado de S. Paulo', he says that "plea bargaining has been trivialized in this process," a tactic used by nearly 20 suspects involved in the case to avoid prison.
Oliveira Lima states that "all the accused have already been condemned by a segment of society" and that "at the appropriate time, the courts will recognize the curtailment of the right to defense."