A more thorough explanation:

Term: via facti
Definition: Via facti means "by way of deed" in Law Latin. It refers to doing something by force or in a forcible way.
Examples: The robbers entered the bank via facti, breaking the door down with a crowbar. The protesters were removed from the building via facti by the police, who used force to get them out.
Explanation: The examples show situations where something was done by force or in a forcible way. In the first example, the robbers used force to break into the bank. In the second example, the police used force to remove the protesters from the building. Both actions were done via facti.