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🤖 Arrest warrant queries return the warrant object. The root contains the judicial order and sentence data. Information about the infringed laws is in the law_type array, and detailed data about the wanted individual is nested in the entity object (which follows the standard Individual (natural person) structure of the Judit API).

General Structure

The warrant JSON is organized into 4 main blocks:
  • Warrant Header: Order data, issuing court, status, and sentence calculation.
  • Legal Framework (law_type): Array with the infringed laws and articles.
  • Individual (entity): Detailed object of the wanted person (CPF, name, parentage).
  • Attachments (attachments): Array of warrant documents (official PDFs).

Data Dictionary

1. Warrant Header (Object Root)

These properties come directly at the root of the returned object.

Issuing Body

Sentence Calculation

Array of objects detailing the crimes committed that motivated the warrant.

3. Wanted Individual (entity)

Object containing the complete qualification of the person. Follows the structure of the Entity Object for Individuals (natural persons).

4. Attachments (attachments)

Official documents of the judicial order.

Payload Example (Arrest Warrant)


Next Steps

  • 👉 Criminal Records Queries: See the documentation for the specific endpoint to trigger arrest warrant searches.
  • 👉 Entity Object: Review all possible properties of the entity object returned within the warrant.