The Brazilian Supreme Federal Court (STF) will resume a critical virtual trial between September 11 and 18 that will determine the eligibility of several high-profile, convicted politicians for the coming general elections. The justices are reviewing changes approved by Congress to the 'Lei da Ficha Limpa,' or Clean Slate Law, a major anti-corruption measure. The outcome will decide if a flexible new rule allowing politicians with past corruption convictions to run will stand, or if the stricter standard preventing their candidacies remains in place. The voting currently stands 2-0 against the congressional changes, suggesting the court is leaning toward maintaining the stricter interpretation.