Violation of Protective Order: Will Reconciliation Save You? [Superior Court of Justice vs. Appea...
You reconciled with your partner, returned home with her consent, and yet you're facing charges for violating a restraining order?
This is one of the most frequent—and most dangerous—mistakes made by men who have restraining orders in effect.
In this lesson, I explain clearly and directly:
📌 What the crime under article [number] really is. Article 24-A of the Maria da Penha Law
📌 Why the "woman's authorization" does NOT prevent the crime — even with normal cohabitation
📌 How many first and second instance judges have been convicting in these cases (and why this position is MORE rigid)
📌 What the STJ (Superior Court of Justice) understands about this (more JUST position)
📌 The real risk of reconciliation with the measure still in effect
📌 What happens (and what DOES NOT happen) to the woman who violates her own measure
📌 How this situation can seriously harm her defense, even without the intention of committing a crime
My goal is to prevent you from making a mistake that could complicate your entire case. Many men believe that if the woman called back, "everything is fine." It's not. And that's exactly why you need to watch this lesson until the end.
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Vinícius Vieira
criminal defense attorney specializing in the defense of men under the Maria da Penha Law