The trial regarding the messages sent by former banker Daniel Vorcaro to Justice Alexandre de Moraes is scheduled for Tuesday, but there is a possibility that the discussion may be postponed. The justices can raise procedural questions and request additional time to analyze the case, instruments provided for in the court's rules of procedure.
There is an expectation that one of the first debates of the session will center on the validity of the Federal Police report that identified Moraes as Vorcaro's interlocutor. This point may generate controversy among the justices.
Court President Edson Fachin was warned during individual conversations with his colleagues about the possibility of a request for review interrupting the trial. By rule of procedure, if any justice requests more time to analyze the case, they will have up to 90 days to return the case for trial.
On the other hand, if the request for review occurs, there is also the possibility that the other members of the Court may advance their votes, if they so wish. The article mentions another instrument available to the justices, but it is interrupted before mentioning it.
