Quinto constitucional
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Quinto Constitucional, or "Constitucional Fifth", is a rule defined by the Brazilian Constitution according to which one-fifth of the seats of the Federal Regional Courts, of the Courts of the States, and of the Federal District and the Territories is occupied by members of the Public Prosecution, called members of the Ministério Público (Public Ministry).
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