Brazil's Judiciary is taking a proactive role in enforcing constitutional rights amid state failures, while carefully managing high-profile political cases like Bolsonaro's imprisonment.
Paraíba's Tribunal de Justiça launches IntegraJus-PB program to modernize and optimize judicial workload distribution and competencies.
The CNJ is implementing a new system and policies to improve transparency, management, and predictability of precatórios payments, with R$310.9 billion owed as of 2024.
Brazil has legally condemned those involved in the January 8 coup attempt, while public trust in the Supreme Federal Court faces growing criticism, reflecting a complex political climate.
A newly launched book by state prosecutor Pedro Macêdo explores how Brazil's Supreme Federal Court influences democracy and the separation of powers, urging critical reflection on judicialization of politics.
Brazil's Supreme Court detains former President Bolsonaro amid political controversy and judicial concerns over public order and escape risks.
President Lula's nomination of Jorge Messias to the Supreme Court faces a challenging Senate confirmation amid rising political tensions affecting Brazil's economy.
President Lula's nomination of Jorge Messias to the Supreme Federal Court faces uncertain Senate approval amid political tensions and concerns about politicization and qualifications.
Amidst political polarization, Brazil's judiciary faces criticism over prison reform policies while advocating for constitutional enforcement and inter-institutional dialogue.
Edson Fachin's inauguration as STF president highlights the judiciary's role in safeguarding democracy.
Edson Fachin's presidency at STF aims to reduce political tension through judicial independence.
CNJ launches initiatives to improve the efficiency and communication of Brazil's judiciary.
Brazil's judiciary launches a new communication policy to improve transparency and public engagement.
Flávio Dino critiques the judicialization of politics and emphasizes the military's role in democracy.
The trial on the alleged coup conspiracy highlights extensive legal dialogue and courtroom dynamics.
The judicial judgments against Bolsonaro may reshape Brazil's political landscape for the 2026 elections.