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Amid the Master case crisis, Gilmar Mendes proposes changing STF rules to remove Federal Police delegates and military from Supreme Court officesPhoto by geralt on Pexels
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Amid the Master case crisis, Gilmar Mendes proposes changing STF rules to remove Federal Police delegates and military from Supreme Court offices

oglobo5 September 2026 at 21:18

Amid the Master case crisis, Supreme Federal Court (STF) Minister Gilmar Mendes proposed an amendment to the Court's internal rules to remove Federal Police delegates and military personnel from Supreme Court ministers' offices. The proposal text was filed this Saturday. The initiative occurs amid the crisis involving the Master case, which has generated tensions within the court. The measure aims to change the support structure of the ministers' offices, removing from these spaces the presence of Federal Police delegates and military personnel who currently work in these locations.

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