Overview
- Speaking in Salvador on Monday, he said he is evaluating the right time to leave the Court and that it could be sooner or later.
- At a business event on Tuesday, he misspoke that he was a judge for 12 years, quickly corrected himself to say he still is, and noted he will attend the next session.
- He said televised hearings shape how justices present their votes, which he described as directed to colleagues and to the public watching on TV Justiça.
- He struck a farewell tone and, absent an early retirement, could remain on the bench until 2033 after being succeeded as president by Edson Fachin on September 29.
- Responding to criticism over a May fundraiser at the iFood CEO’s home for a CNJ affirmative-action program, he argued the backlash reflects prejudice against the private sector.