The article examines the Supreme Federal Court's (STF) position in Brazilian politics, particularly following the resolution of the political crisis related to the coup attempt in 2022/2023. Minister Alexandre de Moraes emerged as a prominent figure during this time, highlighting the STF's role in responding to attempts to undermine it. As the immediate turmoil subsided, the court faced challenges in addressing the complex case involving Banco Master and its political and financial ties.

In a recent meeting, the STF decided to remove Minister José Antonio Dias Toffoli from overseeing the Banco Master case, which some perceived as an orchestrated maneuver to sideline him while creating distractions around the Federal Police. The article emphasizes the necessity for the court to maintain a level of professionalism, stating that Brazil does not need further conflicts between the Supreme Court and the Federal Police, especially after former President Jair Bolsonaro's confrontational stance towards the STF.

Given the historical context and recent conflicts, the author argues that the STF should contemplate closing the police station, underscoring the importance of clarity and unity within Brazilian institutions. The resolution of the Banco Master case is seen not merely as a legal matter but as a significant indicator of the stability and integrity of Brazil's democratic structures amidst lingering political tensions.