The recent decision by Supreme Federal Court (STF) Minister Flávio Dino to enforce stricter penalties for misconduct has stirred concern for STJ (Superior Court of Justice) Minister Marco Buzzi, who is currently facing serious accusations involving sexual crimes. Buzzi's situation is critical, as he is under investigation and could face an Administrative Disciplinary Process (PAD) scheduled for April 14.

Currently, insiders speculate that Buzzi might be subjected to compulsory retirement, which allows him to step down while still receiving a salary proportional to his years of service. However, Dino's ruling introduces the possibility that Buzzi could lose his position entirely, a decision that will ultimately be determined by evaluations from the National Justice Council (CNJ).

The discourse surrounding Buzzi's future has intensified, with some members advocating for a harsher punishment than mere retirement. While Buzzi's allies propose that he should voluntarily retire to mitigate the political fallout from the allegations, so far, he has remained unresponsive to this suggestion, leaving the situation in a state of uncertainty and raising questions about accountability within the justice system.