An unprecedented extraordinary session of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) is scheduled for next Tuesday, featuring an enhanced security scheme, restricted access to the plenary, and screens for journalists to follow the discussions. The session was called for 10 a.m., but its procedure remains under negotiation.
The trial will focus on the report with messages sent by banker Daniel Vorcaro to Justice Alexandre de Moraes on the eve of the arrest of the owner of Banco Master. This report could open an investigation against Moraes himself.
Normally, debates in the STF plenary begin with statements from the defense and the Attorney General's Office, followed by the reading of the rapporteur's vote and then debate among the other justices. STF sessions are also, as a rule, open to the public, with access to the plenary.
For Tuesday, however, prior accreditation was required, similar to what occurred during the trial of the January 8 coup acts. Screens will be set up for journalists to follow the discussions outside the plenary.
