Discover in-depth articles and analysis on corruption in legal contexts. Stay up to date on the latest cases and legal perspectives surrounding this important issue.
An analysis of ruling no. 2231 of October 14, 2024, which clarifies the relationship between corruption in judicial acts and obstruction of justice, highlighting the prevalence of the agreement in the commission of public administration crimes.
Let's analyze the recent ruling no. 2124 of 2024, which clarifies the necessary requirements to constitute the crime of corruption in judicial acts and the crucial role of the public official in the process. Let’s discover the details and legal implications together.
The recent ruling of the Court of Appeal of Lecce clarifies the limits of giving gifts to public officials, excluding the possibility that these can be considered 'gifts of use', even if of modest value.
A comprehensive analysis of the Supreme Court ruling regarding the case of A.A., a carabiniere accused of external participation in mafia association and corruption, highlighting the legal principles applied and the legal implications.
An in-depth analysis of the Supreme Court ruling regarding the crimes of extortion and undue influence, highlighting the responsibility of public officials and the legal implications for the parties involved.
The Court of Cassation rules on the legal qualification of the crime of extortion, highlighting the distinction with incitement to corruption and the issue of statute of limitations.
Let's explore the ruling of the Court of Cassation that clarifies the principle of correlation between accusation and sentence, highlighting the requalification of the crime from extortion to corruption and its legal implications.
Analysis of ruling no. 11624 of 2020 by the Court of Cassation regarding corruption and embezzlement, focusing on the responsibilities of public officials and recent legislative reforms.
An in-depth analysis of ruling no. 6056 of 2015 by the Court of Cassation, which provides important insights on extortion and corruption in public administration.
Let us analyze the ruling of the Court of Cassation that clarifies the boundaries of fictitious credit and the correct application of criminal provisions regarding corruption and trafficking in illicit influences.