Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF)

The Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) is the highest court in Brazil’s judicial system. Its main role is to ensure the constitution is upheld, acting as the final authority in legal disputes related to constitutional laws. The STF reviews cases involving fundamental rights, government actions, and constitutional amendments. Comprising top judges known as ministers, it makes authoritative decisions that shape Brazilian law and protect citizens' constitutional rights. The STF serves as a key institution safeguarding the rule of law and maintaining the constitutional order in Brazil.