Rights of the Accused Legal Articles
Discover in-depth legal articles focusing on the rights of the accused. Stay updated on court cases, legal precedents, and important legal issues in this category.
Commentary on Judgment No. 47593 of 15/10/2024: Precautionary Measures and Evaluation of Defense Elements.
Analysis of the recent ruling on the assessment of evidence in the granting of personal precautionary measures, with a focus on the alleged failure to consider defensive elements.
Commentary on Judgment No. 47373 of 2024: Rescission of the Res Judicata and Notification of the Vocatio in Iudicium.
Explore the recent ruling no. 47373 of 2024 that clarifies the notification procedures during the preliminary investigation phase and the meaning of actual knowledge of the proceedings for the annulment of the judgment.
Effects of the declaration of territorial incompetence: commentary on ruling no. 30666 of 2024.
Analysis of ruling no. 30666 of 2024, which clarifies the effects of the declaration of lack of jurisdiction for territory in the context of real precautionary appeals, with particular reference to the position of co-defendants.
Analysis of Judgment No. 49331 of 16/11/2023: Extradition and Precautionary Measures
The recent ruling of the Court of Cassation clarifies the consequences of the ruling of non-acceptance regarding extradition, highlighting the loss of effectiveness of precautionary measures and the applicable regulations.
Judgment No. 48103 of 2023: The Personal Identity of the Defendant and the Unique Identification Code.
The importance of the correct identification of the defendant in criminal proceedings: an analysis of ruling no. 48103 of 2023 and the role of the Unique Identification Code to ensure the certainty of identity.
Commentary on Judgment No. 50092 of 2023: Nullity of the Coercive Indictment and Failure to Notify.
Let’s analyze the recent ruling no. 50092 of 2023, which addresses the nullity of the coercive indictment order due to the failure to notify the accused. A case that raises important legal and procedural questions.
Commentary on Judgment No. 16140 of 2022: The Appointment of Counsel for Fugitive Defendants.
The recent ruling no. 16140 of 2022 clarifies the limits of the right to appoint a defense lawyer by next of kin in the case of absconding, emphasizing the importance of the legal personality of the accused and the current procedural laws.
Seizure of evidence and duration: commentary on ruling no. 36776 of 2024
Ruling No. 36776 of 2024 clarifies the parameters for the duration of the seizure of digital devices, emphasizing the importance of proportionality and access to data. Let's explore the legal implications of this provision together.