RÉU PRIMÁRIO PODE SER PRESO? A VERDADE QUE QUASE NINGUÉM TE CONTA

Many people believe that being a first-time offender means they will never be arrested. But that's not true. In this video, I explain clearly and objectively whether a first-time offender can be arrested, in what situations this can happen, and why so many people still fall for this dangerous myth. As a criminal defense lawyer, I see people daily believing that the fact that they have never been arrested or convicted before is enough to avoid imprisonment. And this false sense of security can cause serious mistakes. In this video, you will understand: What it means to be a first-time offender in practice Whether a first-time offender can be arrested in flagrante delicto Whether a first-time offender can be held in pretrial detention When being a first-time offender helps and when it doesn't prevent arrest The difference between being a first-time offender, having a clean record, and being released on bail The main mistakes that make people believe in a right that doesn't exist If you want to better understand how arrest in flagrante delicto, custody hearings, pretrial detention, and the rights of those facing criminal charges work, this video will help you. 👉 Subscribe to the channel to follow upcoming videos about criminal law, police, and real-life situations. 👉 Follow me on Instagram: @paivaprof ⚠️ This video is for informational and educational purposes only. Each specific case should be analyzed individually by a lawyer. #FirstTimeOffender #FirstTimeOffender #ArrestInFlagrant #PreventiveDetention #CriminalLaw #CriminalLawyer #RafaelPaiva #Police #CustodyHearing #CriminalProcess