The session of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) that will take place tomorrow will be the most difficult ever faced by its ministers, according to the article. The scenario includes heated debates, different points of view, and confrontation of legal controversies.
Some ministers have expressed concern that the Court's image could be further tarnished by the events of the session. For this reason, they are making maneuvers until the last hour to try for a closed session or postponement of the meeting.
The article classifies this concern as a sophism, arguing that if there are excesses, it will be the image of those who lose their composure before the population that will suffer damage, not the image of the Court itself.
The text recalls that the ministers are adults, know proper manners, and studied at top universities. Therefore, they know how to distinguish a legitimate discussion from vulgarities and insults, as well as how to identify real reasons for disqualification and what is merely smoke to disrupt the session.
