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Fachin gives 24-hour deadline for Federal Police to present information about Vorcaro's cell phone

cbn12 September 2026 at 22:48

The president of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), Edson Fachin, determined that the Federal Police present, within 24 hours, information about the content extracted from the cell phone of former banker Daniel Vorcaro. The order also requests details about the current status of the seized material.

The measure was taken in response to requests made by ministers Gilmar Mendes, Cristiano Zanin, and Alexandre de Moraes. The three judges requested full access to the data contained in the device before the Supreme Court's session scheduled for next Tuesday, the 15th. The article is being updated.

Why this matters

Fachin's determination may directly impact the progress of ongoing investigations, since the ministers are seeking complete access to the data before an important STF session. This is a significant development in the Brazilian legal landscape that may affect both the investigations involving Vorcaro and the internal workings of the court itself.

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