Eros Grau

Eros Grau

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Eros Grau is a jurist^[5] Brazilian who graduated in Law^[6] from Mackenzie Presbyterian University in 1963 and subsequently obtained a doctorate^[2] from the University of São Paulo. He has advocacy^[3] in São Paulo and became a Full Professor at the University of São Paulo in 1990, retiring in 2009. Grau was appointed Minister of Supreme Court^[1] in 2004, replacing Maurício Corrêa, and served in the Court^[7] Superior Electoral Court from 2008 to 2009. During the military dictatorship, he was imprisoned and tortured for his involvement with the Brazilian Communist Party. He was a consultant for the São Paulo Delegation to the Assembly^[4] National Constituent Assembly in 1988 and a member of the Special Commission for Constitutional Revision in 1993. Grau is also a member of the Brazilian Writers' Union and the São Paulo Academy of Letters.

Terms definitions

1. ↑ Supreme Court ( Supremo Tribunal Federal ) The Supreme Federal Court (STF) is Brazil's highest judicial body, established in 1822 and serving as a supreme and constitutional court. Located in Brasilia since 1960, it is made up of 11 Justices appointed by the President and confirmed by the Federal Senate, with compulsory retirement at the age of 75. Its primary function is to safeguard the 1988 Constitution, with powers to review constitutionality through mechanisms such as the Direct Action for Unconstitutionality. The court's sessions are broadcast publicly, and its president holds significant institutional importance, being fourth in the line of presidential succession. Throughout Brazilian history, the STF has played a critical role in maintaining judicial independence, particularly during challenging political periods such as the military regime. Its jurisdiction covers the interpretation of constitutional matters, the judgement of high authorities and the resolution of legal disputes, representing a fundamental pillar of the Brazilian democratic system.

2. ↑ doctorate. A doctorate is an advanced academic degree that signals high-level expertise in a specific field. In Brazil, these degrees must be recommended by CAPES and follow national educational guidelines. Typically requiring 3-6 years of study, doctorates can be obtained through coursework, research, or a combination of both, often requiring a prior master's degree. There are two primary types of doctorate-PhD and DSc-which differ in research focus and regional recognition. Doctoral degrees enable individuals to make original contributions of knowledge and pursue careers in academia, research and leadership roles. Foreign doctoral degrees require recognition by CAPES-approved programmes to maintain national validity. The achievement represents a significant personal and academic accomplishment, demonstrating advanced academic competence and specialised understanding in a particular discipline.

Eros Grau (Wikipedia)

Eros Roberto Grau (Santa Maria, 19th August of 1940) is a jurist, lawyer e magistrate Brazilian. He was minister of Supreme Court (STF) from 2004 to 2010. He graduated in Law from Mackenzie Presbyterian Universitywhere he was also a professor, and holds a doctorate from the University of São Pauloin which it was full professor of the Department of Economic Law.

Eros Grau

Eros Grau in 2009
Justice of the Supreme Court of Brazil
Period	30th June of 2004 a 2nd August of 2010
Appointment by	Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
Predecessor	Maurício Corrêa
Successor	Luiz Fux
Deputy Director of Institute of Brazilian Lawyers
Period	2002 a 2003
Official Speaker Institute of Brazilian Lawyers
Period	2000 a 2002
Vice-President of Institute of Brazilian Lawyers
Period	1998 a 2000
Personal details
Birth	19th August of 1940 (84 years old) Santa Maria, Rio Grande do Sul
Wife	Tania Marina Stolle Jalowski
Children	Karin Grau-Kuntz and Werner Grau Neto
Nationality	Brazilian
Religion	roman catholic