The president of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), Edson Fachin, denied on Saturday the holding of a joint session on Tuesday to judge the cases of ministers Alexandre de Moraes and André Mendonça. Fachin defined that Tuesday's session will be dedicated to judging the validity of the Federal Police report and the nullity request presented by the Attorney General's Office (PGR).
Moraes had requested that the analysis of the messages exchanged by him with businessman Daniel Vorcaro be conducted jointly with the investigations involving Mendonça in the handling of the Master case. The minister argued that the separate analysis of the proceedings generates contradiction with the recent position of the Court's Presidency.
The judgment of Mendonça's conduct in the Master case was rescheduled by Fachin for the following week, on September 23. In this way, the president confirms the judgment against the rapporteur of the Master case, who is precisely Mendonça.
In a ruling issued Friday night, Moraes criticized what he calls "selectivity" in the process. The minister states that Mendonça would have, in theory, committed conduct that will still be evaluated by the court, referring to the investigations into his role in the Master case.
