Legal Articles on Interceptions and Wiretapping Laws
Welcome to our curated collection of legal articles and case law focusing on interceptions and wiretapping laws. Stay informed on the latest developments and court rulings in this area of law.
Analysis of Judgment No. 28723 of 2024: Wiretaps and the Body of the Offense
The recent ruling no. 28723 of 2024 clarifies the methods of acquiring wiretaps as part of the offense, highlighting the conditions for their use in criminal proceedings. A focus on the legal and practical implications of this decision.
Commentary on Judgment No. 27089 of 17/03/2023: Wiretaps and the Right to a Fair Hearing
Let’s explore ruling no. 27089 of March 17, 2023, which clarifies the use of audio interceptions in the deliberation room and the respect for the right to a fair trial. A thorough analysis to understand the legal implications of this decision.
Wiretaps and Admissibility of Evidence: Commentary on Ruling No. 24492 of 2023
The recent ruling of the Court of Cassation clarifies the issue of the inadmissibility of wiretaps and the principle of derived invalidity, providing a significant interpretation for criminal proceedings.
Judgment No. 16347 of 2023: Messaging on Sky ECC and the Admissibility of Evidence in Criminal Proceedings.
The ruling no. 16347 of 2023 by the Court of Cassation clarifies the usability of messaging on Sky ECC acquired through a European investigation order, distinguishing between informational data and communication flows. Let's explore the details and legal implications of this decision.
Analysis of Judgment No. 17973 of 2023: Interceptions and Minors
Let’s explore ruling no. 17973 of 2023, which clarifies the reasoning regime for wiretaps involving minors. We will uncover the legal implications and the interpretative dynamics necessary to protect the rights of the younger individuals.