Minor de Oliveira do Bairro can spend Christmas at home, even though habeas corpus was rejected | Justice



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The Supreme Court of Justice rejected the request for habeas corpus presented by the father of a 17-year-old girl in a childhood and youth home. However, the child can spend Christmas at home due to another decision, adopted by the Porto Court of Appeal, in the same process.

Relação do Porto authorizes the little ones to be with the family, from Oliveira do Bairro, from the end of the 24th, being able to spend the night and all Christmas day at home, until 9:00 p.m. From that moment, you will have to return to your childhood and youth home where you are being welcomed as part of a process of promotion and protection of minors.

For the family it is a “half victory”, assumes the lawyer, Laura Roque Figueiredo, who allows “to mitigate the evil” that would be forcing the child to spend Christmas away from the family, similar to what will happen with dozens of other children and young boys.

The jurist “does not agree”, however, with another decision now adopted in the framework of the same process, by the Supreme Court of Justice, which rejected the request for habeas corpus submitted by the father of the 17-year-old girl. The Supreme Court considers that this extraordinary measure, designed to guarantee the right to liberty, does not apply to this type of process.

“On other occasions, in processes of this type, the decision was different”, contextualizes Laura Roque Figueiredo.

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