Commentary on Judgment No. 26418 of 2024: Innovations in the Prosecution of Crimes
Let's analyze the recent ruling of the Court of Cassation that clarifies the admissibility of the appeal for lack of complaint in relation to offenses that have become prosecutable by complaint, in light of the legislative changes introduced by Legislative Decree No. 150 of 2022.
Ruling No. 27147 of 2023: The equivalence between civil party constitution and complaint.
The ruling no. 27147 of 2023 by the Court of Cassation clarifies the equivalence between an unrevoked civil party constitution and a complaint for offenses subject to complaint following the Cartabia reform, providing important indications on the punitive intent of the injured party.
Analysis of Judgment No. 49513 of 2023: Inadmissibility of the Appeal Due to Lack of Complaint.
The recent ruling of the Court of Cassation highlights the inadmissibility of appeals for offenses that have become prosecutable upon complaint, in light of Legislative Decree No. 150 of 2022. Let's explore the legal implications and the regulations involved.
Ruling No. 14710 of 2024: The Nullity of the Pronouncement for Violation of the Contradictory
The recent ruling no. 14710 of 2024 clarifies the implications of the new legislation on the prosecutability of offenses and the consequences of violating the principle of adversarial proceedings in criminal trials.
Judgment No. 15098 of 2024: Cartabia Reform and Ex Officio Proceedings in Criminal Law.
An analysis of ruling no. 15098 of 2024 that clarifies the methods of contesting aggravating factors in the context of the Cartabia Reform and their impact on the ex officio prosecution of offenses.