A more thorough explanation:

SPRETA INHIBITIONE

Spreta inhibitione is a Latin legal term that means "in contempt of an inhibition." An inhibition is a court order that prohibits someone from doing something. When someone acts in contempt of an inhibition, they are intentionally disobeying the court's order.

An example of spreta inhibitione would be if a court issued an injunction prohibiting a company from selling a certain product, but the company continued to sell the product anyway. The company would be acting in contempt of the court's order and could be punished for it.

Another example would be if a court ordered someone to stay away from a certain person, but the person continued to contact and harass the other person. This would also be considered spreta inhibitione and could result in punishment.

These examples illustrate how intentionally disobeying a court order can have serious consequences and is not taken lightly by the legal system.