Facebook called the arrest an "extreme and disproportionate measure" yesterday, saying it had made itself available to answer questions from Brazilian authorities. A higher judge in the country appears to have agreed, writing in a statement, "It seems to me that the extreme measure of imprisonment was hurried." It's not clear where the issue goes from here. Facebook will either have to convince authorities that it cannot comply with the order, or else possibly face additional actions. It's already reported that Brazil has been fining it larger and large amounts over the past two months. Facebook did not immediately respond to a request for comment.