PARADO PELA PRF À NOITE? Cuidado com o TCO! O STF autorizou a polícia a fazer isso.

You were stopped by the Federal Highway Police (PRF) on the highway, there was a disagreement, minor injury, or disobedience, and the officer said: "I'm going to issue a TCO (Traffic Offense Report)." Can the PRF really do this, or is this the exclusive function of the Civil Police? Be careful: the Supreme Federal Court (STF) has already ruled on this, and your mistake in signing it could cost you dearly! 💬 Question of the day: Have you ever witnessed or experienced a situation where a minor traffic dispute turned into a TCO? Do you think the PRF issuing TCOs sped up the service or created problems? Leave your comment! 🚀 Share this video with friends who travel a lot on federal highways, app drivers, truck drivers, and fellow lawyers. ✅ Subscribe to the channel and activate the bell to follow the best practical mentoring in Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, and Military Law. 📲 Were you summoned to a hearing at the Special Criminal Court (JECRIM) after a TCO (Terms of Commitment) was issued by the Federal Highway Police (PRF), or do you need legal guidance on minor offenses? Leave your comment or send a direct message to Dr. César Freitas. #PRF #STF #TCO #SpecialCriminalCourt #Law9099 #CriminalLaw #CriminalProcedure #FederalHighwayPolice #CesarFreitasLawyer #CriminalLaw #PoliceApproach