Jornal da Justiça de 24 de julho de 2026

Today's edition of the Jornal da Justiça highlights that the president of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) and the National Council of Justice (CNJ), Minister Edson Fachin, is fulfilling an institutional agenda in Portugal. The Rede Sustentabilidade party is filing a lawsuit with the STF requesting changes to the rules of transparency and oversight of mandatory parliamentary amendments. Furthermore, Minister Cármen Lúcia is participating in the Paraty International Literary Festival (Flip) and launching a book on the history of voting. 01:02 – Rede Sustentabilidade asks the Supreme Court to oversee the use of funds from amendments proposed by parliamentarians 01:58 – President of the Supreme Court defends the creation of a network of constitutional courts in Latin America in Lisbon 08:58 – Supreme Court revokes measures imposed on those investigated for alleged links to criminal groups in Rio de Janeiro 10:00 – Minister Cármen Lúcia participates in Flip in Rio de Janeiro and launches a book on the history of voting 13:50 – Deadline for electoral board notices for 2026 ends this Friday 15:27 – Court denies Dr. Jairinho's request to cancel the analysis of a cell phone seized from him in prison 16:05 – Supreme Court decides that the district law that instituted the multi-level legal seal is unconstitutional 21:33 – Labor Court supports campaign against the trafficking of children and adolescents 23:34 – Magistrates and civil servants from different states participate in training promoted by the TJRR (Court of Justice of Roraima) 27:42 – Public Prosecutor's Office Electoral authorities recommend measures to stop organized crime in Paraná elections 28:43 – Electoral Prosecutor's Office accepts request to remove video with early campaigning and threats to public servants in Bahia