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How the session's rite will proceed regarding Alexandre de Moraes

oglobo14 September 2026 at 20:30

The Supreme Federal Court (STF) released the rite of the extraordinary plenary session regarding Minister Alexandre de Moraes, which will take place this Tuesday starting at 10am. The session will follow a procedural sequence.

After the opening of proceedings, the reading and approval of the minutes from the previous session will take place, followed by the customary greeting of ministers. Next, the case will be called, when the rapporteur will read the report and outline the subject of the judgment.

Then, a manifestation by the Office of the Attorney General (PGR) will be permitted, along with any oral arguments. Attorney Paulo Gonet confirmed his presence at the trial.

Once the arguments are concluded, the rapporteur will present his vote. Then, the other ministers will vote in the regimental order. At the end of the trial, the president will proclaim the result.

Why this matters

The session is significant because it will define important developments related to Minister Alexandre de Moraes, directly affecting the functioning of the STF and having potential impact on political and institutional issues under debate in Brazil. Readers follow the rite to understand how the trial will proceed and what to expect from the final decision. WHY: none

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