How to Consult Protective Measure by Name and CPF

Consult a protective measure using the CPF is an efficient way to obtain accurate information about judicial restrictions imposed on an individual. Protective measures are orders issued by the judge to protect victims of violence, especially in cases of domestic violence.

These measures are provided for by the Maria da Penha Law (Law nº 11,340/2006) and may include various restrictions on the aggressor. To consult a protective measure through the CPF, follow this step-by-step guide.

1. Gather the Necessary Information

Before starting your consultation, make sure you have the following information:

• CPF number of the person you want information about.
• Victim's full name (if available).
• Court case number (if known).
• Other relevant data that may facilitate the search, such as the district or state where the measure was requested.

2. Use Available Online Resources

There are several online platforms that allow you to consult protective measures. Below are some of the main options:

The. Courts of Justice websites

Each Brazilian state has a Court of Justice (TJ) with an official website where it is possible to consult legal proceedings. To consult protective measures, access the TJ website of the state where the measure was issued and use the procedural consultation section. Normally, there is the option to search by CPF, name, or process number.

B. Portal of the National Council of Justice (CNJ)

The CNJ offers the Electronic Judicial Process (PJe) system, which allows consultation of electronic processes from different jurisdictions. Access the CNJ website and use PJe to seek the protective measure through the CPF. This portal integrates information from different states and can be a comprehensive source of data.

w. Integrated Public Security Systems

Some states have integrated public security systems that allow consultation of protective measures. Check your state's civil police website or contact them directly for consultation information.

3. Consult in person at the Forum or Court

If an online consultation is not possible or if you prefer face-to-face consultation, go to the nearest forum or court. Bring all necessary documents and information and request a consultation on protective measures at the service desk. Court staff can guide you through the procedure and provide you with the information you need.

4. Request Assistance from a Lawyer

If you encounter difficulties in carrying out the consultation or need additional legal guidance, consider hiring a lawyer specializing in family law or criminal law. A lawyer can assist in the consultation process and ensure that all of the victim's rights are respected. Additionally, lawyers have access to court systems that can make it easier to obtain detailed information.

5. Understand Information Access Limits

Some information about protective measures may be confidential to protect the victim's privacy and security. Therefore, access to details may be restricted, being made available only to the parties involved and their legal representatives. In many cases, the consultation may reveal only basic information, while more specific details require court authorization.

6. Pay attention to the Validity and Compliance of Measures

After consulting the protective measure, it is essential to monitor its validity and ensure that the aggressor is complying with court orders. In case of non-compliance, the victim must immediately inform the authorities so that the appropriate measures can be taken. Failure to comply with a protective measure may result in additional penalties for the aggressor.

Checking a protective measure using the CPF is a process that can be carried out online or in person. Use available resources, seek legal assistance if necessary and always be attentive to complying with court orders to ensure the victim's safety.