Judge Alexandre de Moraes requests investigation against colleague who exposed connection to banker imprisoned for fraud
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Judge Alexandre de Moraes requests investigation against colleague who exposed connection to banker imprisoned for fraud

Correio da Manhã4 September 2026 at 15:11

Judge Alexandre de Moraes, from the Supreme Federal Court, requested the opening of an investigation against a fellow court member who exposed an alleged connection to a banker imprisoned for fraud. The request was directed to the court itself, seeking to investigate possible disciplinary or criminal violations by the colleague.

The president of the Supreme Federal Court, who leads the court, ordered the Attorney General's Office and Minister André Mendonça to respond to the case within five days. The determination seeks to hear the bodies before any decision on the progress of the investigation requested by Moraes.

The case involves internal tensions in the court, as the request for investigation against a fellow magistrate represents a rare episode of great institutional repercussion. The connection mentioned by the colleague to the imprisoned banker is the central focus of the requested investigations.

With the determination to hear the PGR and Mendonça before proceeding, the court seeks to follow the regimental procedures to evaluate the validity of Moraes's request. The outcome may have significant implications for the dynamics of the court and for the relationships among the Supreme justices.

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