The offices of Supreme Court justices who received copies of data extracted from banker Daniel Vorcaro's cell phone established a restricted access scheme for the material. The decision was made given the presence of a large volume of personal and intimate information. The data copies were delivered by the Federal Police to the offices of Justices Alexandre de Moraes, Cristiano Zanin, and Gilmar Mendes on Monday.
The assessment of the offices is that the content requires caution precisely because it is not limited to information that may be related to investigations involving Banco Master. Therefore, in at least one of the offices that had access to the data, a task force was not created to accelerate the review of the material. Access is limited to a small group of people.
A source following the analysis told GLOBO that there is a significant volume of intimate information in the material and that, for this reason, the review is being conducted with caution. The restricted access scheme was adopted to protect the privacy of those involved while the material is reviewed.
