Kim Kataguiri: and now with this other report approved in the Finance Committee, we increase the penalty for crimes committed in the virtual environment; we know that more and more... crimes involving obtaining someone's credit card password, getting access to someone's Pix, getting access to that person's investment wallet.
Kim Kataguiri: This happens increasingly often and that's why we need to toughen penalties.
Not only from the point of view of punishment, but also from the point of view of criminal prosecution of these criminals.
Desconhecido: Well, speaking now of the STF, you usually claim that the STF overreaches the prerogatives of Congress and criticize so-called judicial activism, but at different times you have resorted to the Supreme Court itself to unblock amendments and to pressure the Chamber in political matters.
Desconhecido: Do you consider that the STF only oversteps when it makes decisions you disagree with, or is there an objective criterion to define when the Court's intervention is legitimate?