Commentary on the ruling of the Court of Cassation, Criminal Section, no. 39546/2024: Embezzlement and use of service vehicles.
Let's analyze the recent ruling of the Court of Cassation that overturned the conviction for embezzlement of a State Police officer, highlighting the legal principles applied and the implications for public administration.
Analysis of the Judgment of the Supreme Court, Criminal Section no. 33655 of 2020: Corruption of Public Officials
An in-depth analysis of the Supreme Court ruling concerning the corruption of public officials, highlighting the legal dynamics and judicial assessments that arise from it.
Analysis of the Judgment of the Court of Cassation, Criminal Section VI, No. 27723 of 2018: Extortion and Forgery in Public Documents.
An in-depth analysis of the ruling of the Court of Cassation regarding the crimes of extortion and forgery in a public document, with particular attention to the responsibilities of the public officials involved.
Corruption of Public Officials: Analysis of the Judgment Cass. pen., Section VI, No. 4110 of 2019
The analysis of ruling no. 4110 of the Supreme Court in 2019 provides important insights on extortion and coercive abuse by public officials, clarifying the legal implications and the principles of succession of criminal laws.
Analysis of Judgment No. 25169 of 2023: Embezzlement and Lotto Game
The recent ruling of the Court of Cassation clarifies the non-applicability of the crime of embezzlement for lottery ticket holders who place bets for themselves without payment, highlighting the public nature of the money in question.
Analysis of Judgment No. 24334 of 2023: Embezzlement and Appropriation of Intangible Assets.
The ruling of the Court of Cassation in 2023 provides important clarifications on the configurability of the crime of embezzlement in relation to the appropriation of intangible assets, highlighting the issues related to the improper use of tax credits by public officials.
Analysis of Judgment No. 15642 of 2024: Omitted Submission of Technical Consultancy and Refusal of Official Acts
Judgment no. 15642 of 2024 clarifies the configurability of the crime of refusal of official acts in relation to the failure to file the technical consultancy, excluding criminal liability in the absence of urgency.
Analysis of Judgment No. 40174 of 2024: The Role of the Bankruptcy Trustee and the Refusal of Official Acts.
The ruling of the Court of Cassation No. 40174 of 2024 clarifies the limits of the bankruptcy trustee's liability, distinguishing between delay and refusal of official acts. Let us explore the necessary conditions to configure the offense.