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'People are not judged, facts and legal issues are judged,' says Fachin in trial about MoraesPhoto by Endzeiter on Pexels
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'People are not judged, facts and legal issues are judged,' says Fachin in trial about Moraes

cbn15 September 2026 at 14:51

The Supreme Court held a historic session to discuss whether a trial should be initiated regarding the exchange of messages between Minister Alexandre de Moraes and former banker Daniel Vorcaro. The session represents a landmark moment in the history of the Brazilian Supreme Court.

The president of the STF, Edson Fachin, opened the session stating that people will not be judged, but rather facts and legal issues. Fachin made this statement in direct reference to Moraes, making it clear that the analysis of the case will be based exclusively on the procedural elements presented.

The central issue of the trial involves the conduct of Alexandre de Moraes, who had conversations with former banker Daniel Vorcaro made public. The case generated controversy and led to the need for a formal deliberation by the court on how to proceed judicially.

Why this matters

This trial is significant because it involves a STF minister and raises questions about the integrity of the court and the judicial process. It directly affects confidence in the highest institution of the Brazilian Judiciary and may have broad political repercussions on the national scene. WHY: none

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