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Cell phones in bags, X-ray and metal detectors: STF defines rules for access to the chamber during Moraes trialPhoto by Kamyq on Pexels
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Cell phones in bags, X-ray and metal detectors: STF defines rules for access to the chamber during Moraes trial

oglobo14 September 2026 at 20:06

The Supreme Federal Court announced this Monday new security rules for access to the Court's chamber during the trial related to Minister Alexandre de Moraes.

According to the measures determined, all people accessing the chamber will have their cell phones sealed in special security bags during the session.

Cell phones must remain turned off throughout the entire period that spectators are in the court building.

The measure aims to control the entry of electronic devices in the trial environment, restricting communication and recording by the audience present.

Why this matters

Readers following STF events need to know that there will be additional access restrictions during the Moraes trial, with measures such as cell phone sealing and security checks. These rules affect lawyers, journalists and citizens who wish to attend the sessions in person, changing the experience of following the Court's work.

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