The Supreme Federal Court Minister Dias Toffoli has mandated that the Federal Police submit all material from cell phones seized during the investigation into the billion-dollar fraud cases associated with Banco Master. This decision occurred shortly after the Federal Police raised concerns about Toffoli's involvement based on intercepted conversations from the cellphone of Daniel Vorcaro, the owner of Banco Master, which referenced the minister. In addition to the data from the devices, Toffoli has requested forensic reports as well as other documented evidentiary materials that have yet to be incorporated into the ongoing inquiry.

Toffoli's instructions come amid increasing internal pressure for him to recuse himself from overseeing the Master case, as there are growing sentiments among his peers in the Supreme Court regarding what they perceive as an unprecedented crisis stemming from the investigation's developments. The political and judicial ramifications of this case may be far-reaching, potentially affecting the integrity of the court and its members. The unfolding situation reflects broader concerns regarding corruption and accountability within Brazil’s financial systems.

This move is significant in the context of Brazil's judiciary, as it indicates a robust response to allegations of corruption and the need for transparency. The investigation’s implications extend beyond the immediate figures involved, potentially fostering a reassessment of how the judiciary handles cases of high-profile financial misconduct. The outcome of this inquiry could lead to consequences for those implicated and may also serve as a catalyst for reform in Brazil's legal and political landscape.