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Justice Fachin of Brazil's Supreme Federal Court has established a new rule to filter requests directed at ministers amid internal court disputes.
Justice Edson Fachin of Brazil's Supreme Court established a new procedure to prevent the strategic redirection of legal requests to specific justices. This measure aims to curb perceived manipulation within the court system. The Federal Police requested a meeting with Fachin to discuss the implications of certain individuals being cited in the Master case.
This development occurs amidst internal tensions within the Supreme Court. Fachin's directive ensures that allegations involving ministers will be investigated thoroughly, without exception. The move seeks to reinforce judicial integrity and transparency, particularly concerning high-profile cases that could impact the court's public standing.
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All sources: Brazilian news outlets report that Justice Fachin has established a new rule to filter requests directed at ministers amidst a crisis within the Supreme Federal Court, and that he has informed the Federal Police that facts involving ministers in the Master case must be investigated without exception.
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