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  • Essay / Case study on violence against women - 1127

    312 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, which says: Preventive detention may be ordered to guarantee public order, economic order, to facilitate the criminal procedure or to guarantee the application of criminal law, when there is proof of the crime and sufficient indication of paternity (BRAZIL, 1941). Preventive detention may also be ordered in the event of failure to fulfill one of its obligations under other precautionary measures (art. 282, ยง 4). Cautiously, the rapporteur refused the defendant the right to respond freely to the procedure, due to an unpleasant reiteration. , and the prerequisite for the protection of the victim as well as the fact that the accused did not comply with urgent protection measures. It should be noted that the direction given by the Maria da Penha Law is to preserve women in situations of domestic or family violence. As a result, much progress has been made, even greater awareness and discussion on the part of government and civil society about the full complexity involved in such violence. However, other measures must be implemented so that revictimized women can benefit from more effective assistance in the face of the new situation of violence..