September marks the return of several judicial processes of great media relevance in Portugal. The month is characterized by the start of the trial of police officers accused of torture, representing a significant moment for the Portuguese judicial system.
Among the processes that resume in September, the Operation Marquês case stands out, returning to courts after previous interruptions. This process is one of the most high-profile in the country.
The return of these trials occurs in a period considered important for Portuguese justice, bringing together multiple high-impact public processes simultaneously during the month of September.
