Judgment of the Court of Justice of Ceará generates criticism by alleged mirror in the face of the gravity of the case
The musician Iverson de Souza Araújo, known as Dj Ivis, was sentenced to eight months of prison by the court of justice of Ceará for aggressions committed against his ex -wife, Pâmella Holanda.
The decision was issued by the single criminal court of Eusébio last Thursday (6) and issued by the prosecutor on Monday (10).
The case, which obtained a great repercussion in 2021, was again highlighted not only by the phrase, but also by the rumors of a possible reconciliation of the couple.
Ceará’s public service expressed disagreement with the sanction applied to the artist, claiming that the sentence should be more serious in the face of the severity of the attacks and the emotional impact caused to the victim.
According to the second charge of the municipal prosecutor, the punishment does not adequately reflect the circumstances of the case and could establish a precedent dangerous for similar cases of domestic violence.
DJ Ivis was reported for domestic violence and threatens after the release of shocking images in July 2021, in which he seems to attack the pamella in the Netherlands. The episode generated confusion and revolted between Netizen and movements of defense of women’s rights.
At the time, Pamella reported that he had undergone various physical and psychological aggressions, as well as threats with a kitchen knife.
The prosecutor’s complaint against DJ Ivis was formalized in August 2021 and was arrested in advance. However, after seven requests from Habeas Corpus, he got freedom.
During the process, the case continued to generate debates on impunity and violence against women in Brazil.
DJ Ivis: Voices of reconciliation and impact on the decision of the Court
Parallel to the sentence, speculation occurred on a possible rapprochement between DJ Ivis and Pamella Netherlands. Since October last year, the ex -couple was seen together on several occasions, including the daughter of four years of four years. More recently, the two have been photographed on a trip to Paris, which further fueled the reconciliation items.
Despite speculation, the prosecutor clarified that a possible recovery of the relationship does not interfere with the criminal responsibility of the musician. According to the jurisprudence of the higher courts, judicial liability is still independent of the victim’s will, especially in the event of domestic violence.
The decision of the Court of Justice of Ceará rekindles the debate on the effectiveness of the law of Maria da Penha and the need for more severe sanctions for cases of violence against women.
Feminist organizations and criminal law experts point out that cases such as DJ Ivis show the importance of continuing to fight for more rigorous and protective justice for victims of domestic attacks.
So far, neither Dj Ivis nor Pâmella Holland have officially pronounced the rumors about the judgment or reconciliation.
Source: Terra
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