The messages that came to light after the unsealing of investigations involving Banco Master and former banker Daniel Vorcaro placed the Supreme Federal Court (STF) before an unprecedented institutional crisis. The assessment comes from FGV Constitutional Law professor, Rubens Glezer, in an interview with CBN.
Glezer stated that the disclosure of the content is the main fact of the case and that, regardless of the next steps of the investigation, the damage is already done. According to the professor, existing rules are not sufficient to predict how the Court should act in a situation involving members of the STF itself, the Public Prosecutor's Office, and the Federal Police.
The FGV faculty member criticized the lack of adequate regulatory mechanisms. "The rules and precedents we have for this do not account for the predictability nor regulate the type of wild power dispute we are witnessing," Glezer added, suggesting that power has exceeded all limits of civility.
Regarding a possible investigation of Alexandre de Moraes by the STF itself, the article indicates that Glezer explained that this would not necessarily depend on authorization from the court, but the explanation about the next investigative steps was not concluded in the available excerpt.
