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Federal Police tells STF that Vorcaro's cell phone data is preserved and can be shared

Portal O Dia13 September 2026 at 16:41

The Federal Police informed the Supreme Federal Court that the data from José Carlos Vorcaro's cell phone is preserved and can be shared with the court. The institution stated that it has the device and the original material under its custody.

The Federal Police's statement comes amid demands from STF ministers, who are demanding full access to the data before the trial of the case. The ministers have been pressuring for complete access to the information for analysis.

Vorcaro is under investigation at the Supreme Court, and the case is awaiting trial. The issue of the cell phone data has become a central point in the procedural discussions, with ministers insisting on the need to have complete access to the material.

The Federal Police guarantees that the material is intact and available for transfer, thus responding to the demands of the higher court for transparency and access to the evidence elements.

Why this matters

The dispute between the Federal Police and STF ministers over access to Vorcaro's cell phone data can directly impact the progress of the trial, affecting the parties involved in the case. Readers following the case are aware that the issue of preservation and sharing of digital evidence is at the center of the judicial debate, which could delay or influence the final outcome.

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