Kidnapping and Gambling Addiction: Cassation Ruling No. 19407/2025 Redefines Victim Incapacity
The Court of Cassation, with ruling No. 19407/2025, has established that gambling addiction can constitute incapacity due to the victim's infirmity, a prerequisite for the ex officio prosecution of the crime of kidnapping. A decision that broadens victim protection and poses new interpretative challenges in criminal law.
Criminal Cassation no. 15869/2025: when proof of gambling is missing under art. 718 c.p.
The Supreme Court annuls with referral the conviction for operating gambling: ruling no. 15869/2025 clarifies which evidentiary elements must emerge to constitute the misdemeanor provided for by art. 718 c.p. and offers valuable insights for defense in criminal proceedings concerning illegal betting.
Analysis of the ruling of Cass. pen., Section VI, No. 21986 of 2023: Embezzlement and criminal liability.
The ruling of the Court of Cassation on embezzlement highlights important aspects concerning the availability of funds and the causal link with the defendant's ability to understand and want. Let’s explore the legal implications and consequences for the public administration.
Judgment No. 11325 of 2023: Self-Laundering and Gambling
Analysis of the recent ruling by the Court of Cassation addressing the issue of self-laundering related to the use of money in sports betting, highlighting the legal implications and regulatory interpretations.