Milestone thesis
Brazilian judicial interpretation
The milestone thesis (Portuguese: Marco temporal das terras indígenas, lit. 'Temporal marker for Indigenous lands'), also known as the time marker or Copacabana thesis, is a legal framework established through case law based on the Supreme Federal Court of Brazil's (STF) ruling in the Raposa Serra do Sol case in 2009. In this decision, the Supreme Court ruled that Article 231 of the Constitution, which guarantees the usufruct of lands traditionally occupied by Indigenous peoples in Brazil, should be interpreted as applying only to lands that we...
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Milestone thesis
Brazilian judicial interpretation
The milestone thesis (Portuguese: Marco temporal das terras indígenas, lit. 'Temporal marker for Indigenous lands'), also known as the time marker or Copacabana thesis, is a legal framework established through case law based on the Supreme Federal Court of Brazil's (STF) ruling in the Raposa Serra do Sol case in 2009. In this decision, the Supreme Court ruled that Article 231 of the Constitution, which guarantees the usufruct of lands traditionally occupied by Indigenous peoples in Brazil, should be interpreted as applying only to lands that we...
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The milestone thesis (Portuguese: Marco temporal das terras indígenas, lit. 'Temporal marker for Indigenous lands'), also known as the time marker or Copacabana thesis, is a legal framework established through case law based on the Supreme Federal Court of Brazil's (STF) ruling in the Raposa Serra do Sol case in 2009. In this decision, the Supreme Court ruled that Article 231 of the Constitution, which guarantees the usufruct of lands traditionally occupied by Indigenous peoples in Brazil, should be interpreted as applying only to lands that were in their possession on 5 October 1988, the date the Constitution was promulgated.
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