Effective Security Measures: Legal Insights & Updates
Discover expert legal analysis and updates on security measures. Stay informed on the latest regulations, best practices, and court decisions to protect your interests.
Extended confiscation under Article 240-bis of the Penal Code: Analysis of judgment no. 1729 of 2024
Judgment No. 1729 of 2024 by the Court of Cassation sheds new light on extended confiscation, clarifying its retroactive applicability even in cases of acquittal due to statute of limitations. Let's explore together the meaning of this decision.
Commentary on Judgment No. 46801 of 2024: Expulsion and Supervised Release in Criminal Law
Let's analyze ruling no. 46801 of 2024, which addresses the issue of expulsion from the territory of the State and the possible replacement with the measure of supervised release, examining the criteria of adequacy and proportionality.
Seizure for disproportion and protection of third parties: commentary on ruling no. 31179 of 2024.
Analysis of judgment no. 31179 of 2024 regarding confiscation for disproportion and the protection of the rights of good faith third parties. Discover the legal and regulatory implications in this in-depth study.
Judgment No. 24873 of 2023: Security Measures and Social Dangerousness
Analysis of ruling no. 24873 of 2023, which clarifies the criteria for the application of personal security measures in relation to the social dangerousness of those convicted for criminal associations.
Judgment No. 50729 of 2023: Seizure of Illicit Profits and Initiative of the Public Prosecutor.
Analysis of ruling no. 50729 of 2023 that clarifies the methods of executing the confiscation of criminal profits and the crucial role of the public prosecutor in the selection of confiscable assets.
Supervised Freedom and Conviction: Analysis of Judgment No. 14222 of 2023
An in-depth analysis of ruling no. 14222 of 2023 regarding parole and consecutive sentences, exploring the legal implications and regulatory references.
Extended confiscation and mortgage: commentary on ruling no. 37108 of 2024.
The ruling no. 37108 of 2024 provides important clarifications on the non-opposability of the mortgage in the case of extended confiscation, highlighting the relevance of any fraudulent agreements and the good faith of the transferors.