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We analyze the discourse used in a judicial process involving two imprisoned pregnant offenders, one who obtained the benefit of house arrest through Article 318 of Law 3689/41 of the Brazilian CPP and another one who did not. We present, in an ethnomethodological perspective of the text, how entextualization is linked to the co-production of texts, their trajectories and the contexts of processes that involve such situation and the possible perspectives in the discursive analysis as social practice and applied to the institutional legal language. Thus, we seek to examine how the discourses are co-constructed by the defendants and legal professionals, interpreted and entextualized until the sentence. We investigate written discourses and the way they are organized by incorporating aspects of the context (BLOOMAERT, 2001 and 2005) in a way that the resulting text carries elements of the intial story, as well as elements of text trajectories (BLOOMAERT, 2001; CARRANZA, 2010) and the narratives co-produced by the professionals  in relation to what was said by the defendants  and retextualized, recontextualized until the end of the process (ERLICH, 2007 and 2015). Data was generated from the request for house arrest  and the sentence given by the judge responsible for each case.

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A entextualização na co-construção dos discursos legais envolvidos nas histórias de mulheres infratoras que pleiteiam a prisão domiciliar em lugar da prisão preventiva