The thing to learn about Brazil if following news from the outside is that you need to wait 10-15 years to have any idea of what happened. Their current president was in jail for money laundering and other stuff for more than a year before. The law in Brazil is just another tool and its a wild west. I mean, like anywhere, but in Brazil they are more obvious about it compared to other places.

Well they did chase out Twitter's legal representation by threatening to arrest them. So it doesn't exactly seem like a legitimate ruling. More like rubber stamping their bosses' excesses.

Exactly. The root of the decision to suppress political dissent is at the core of the supreme court.