Welcome to our page dedicated to criminal liability in legal practice. Here you will find a collection of articles, court rulings, and legal insights on this important legal topic. Stay informed and explore the latest developments in criminal law.
The recent ruling of the Court of Appeal of L'Aquila clarifies the importance of maintaining accounting records even in the case of liquidation and the criminal consequences for non-compliant liquidators.
The ruling clarifies the conditions for the liability of those engaged in 'courier' activities in drug trafficking, highlighting the need to demonstrate awareness of the criminal association.
Let's analyze the recent ruling no. 44064 of 2024, which clarifies the criteria for identifying the role of organizer in the case of criminal association, highlighting the importance of this figure in the context of criminal activities.
Let’s explore the recent ruling no. 45868 of 2024, which clarifies the contours of aggravated fraud to obtain the Superbonus 110%, highlighting the importance of the correct interpretation of tax and criminal regulations.
The ruling of the Court of Cassation on embezzlement highlights important aspects concerning the availability of funds and the causal link with the defendant's ability to understand and want. Let’s explore the legal implications and consequences for the public administration.
In this analysis, we explore the ruling no. 8316 of 2016 by the Court of Cassation, highlighting the legal principles regarding mafia association and the relevance of testimonies from collaborators for establishing criminal liability.
The ruling of the Supreme Court of Cassation on July 19, 2024, provides significant insights into criminal liability in cases of complicity in robbery, analyzing the role of each co-defendant and the implications of circumstantial evidence.
An in-depth analysis of the Supreme Court ruling that clarifies the criminal liability of the notary for the failure to pay the registration tax. We explore the legal implications and the regulations involved.
The recent ruling of the Court of Cassation addresses the issue of criminal liability in relation to mafia-type associations, highlighting the need for concrete evidence to assert the existence of an active role in the association. The implications of this decision for defense rights and the evaluation of evidence are analyzed.
The Court of Cassation declared the appeals of A.A. and B.B. inadmissible for extortion, examining the sufficiency of the evidence and compliance with procedural rules. Let's explore the details of the ruling and the legal implications.