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What Nikolas Ferreira said about reverse judicial decisions that reduce accountability in child abuse cases

About: reverse judicial decisions that reduce accountability in child abuse cases

Nikolas Ferreira: It is a mother who knew what was happening, a 35-year-old man who had sexual relations with a 12-year-old child — in other words, it is pedophilia; the law is very clear about this.

Nikolas Ferreira: He used drugs in front of that child; there was even an exchange of providing basic food baskets, benefits to that mother, in a way that obviously created an alienation in that... in that child, that victim, and we need, obviously, to take measures.

And this appellate judge, who was the rapporteur of this case, another appellate judge from that panel voted in agreement, and another appellate judge was totally opposed to this case, but with a majority of votes this was passed on and is now going to the higher instance; I hope this is reversed.

Nikolas Ferreira · 1:07

Nikolas Ferreira: But the truth is that, in the first instance, both the mother and this criminal were sentenced to nine years in prison.

Nikolas Ferreira: So, what happened for this appellate judge to give such a different, absurd decision, legally speaking?

Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence

says the decision was forwarded to a higher court and expects reversal.

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