Brazil’s Supreme Court convicts Eduardo Bolsonaro, the son of former president Jair Bolsonaro, for allegedly seeking U.S. assistance to influence his father’s legal proceedings related to a coup-plot case. According to reporting from multiple outlets, the Supreme Court panel finds that Eduardo Bolsonaro attempted to bring about U.S. involvement or pressure regarding the trial. The Guardian reports that four justices supported the conviction and that the court is expected to discuss sentencing later. Al Jazeera adds that U.S. actions—including tariffs on Brazilian goods and sanctions targeting judicial officials involved in the father’s trial—were linked to the alleged effort by Eduardo Bolsonaro to court external interference. Investing.com also reports the conviction, though it provides limited additional detail in the supplied excerpt. Across sources, the core points are the court ruling, the connection to purported U.S. pressure, and the focus on judicial officials and the ongoing coup-related legal battle involving Jair Bolsonaro.