Supremo Tribunal Federal

The Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) is Brazil's highest court, responsible for upholding the country's Constitution. It has the authority to review laws and government actions to ensure they comply with constitutional principles. The STF handles cases involving fundamental rights, high-profile political matters, and disputes between different branches of government. Comprising 11 justices appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate, the court plays a crucial role in maintaining judicial integrity and democracy in Brazil. Its decisions can greatly influence Brazilian law and society.