The internal rules of the Federal Supreme Court (STF) do not provide for secret sessions in trials like the case involving Minister Alexandre de Moraes, who may become the target of an investigation due to his relationship with businessman Daniel Vorcaro.
The Court's rules establish very few restrictions on publicity in its collegiate deliberations. Only in specific cases, such as the analysis of administrative matters or the economy of the court, is there any limitation on the disclosure of sessions.
The case in question concerns the possible links between Alexandre de Moraes and Daniel Vorcaro, which led to the possibility of opening an investigation into the minister. However, if the STF decides on a secret session to discuss the matter, the internal rules do not prevent this possibility, leaving a loophole for this type of deliberation.
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