Exploring Criminal Liability in Legal Practice
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.
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.
Judgment No. 16955 of 2024: The Crime of Theft and Embezzlement in Public Service.
Let's analyze the recent ruling of the Court of Cassation that distinguishes between theft and embezzlement, clarifying the boundaries of public officials' responsibilities in their actions. An emblematic case provides important points for reflection.
Fraudulent Bankruptcy Document: Analysis of Judgment No. 14931 of 2024
Discover how the late presentation of accounting books in criminal proceedings affects the existence of the crime of fraudulent bankruptcy, according to the recent ruling no. 14931 of 2024.
Analysis of Judgment No. 13384 of 2024: Pre-Trial Statements and Criminal Liability
The recent ruling of the Court of Cassation clarifies the use of pre-trial statements in the absence of adversarial proceedings, establishing fundamental conditions for the ascertainment of criminal liability.
Judgment No. 14077 of 2024: Good Faith and Criminal Liability in Misdemeanors.
Let's explore the meaning of good faith in the context of offenses, in light of ruling no. 14077 of 2024, analyzing the conditions that may exclude criminal liability.
The liability of the construction manager in the collapse of buildings: commentary on ruling no. 17106 of 2024.
Let's analyze ruling no. 17106 of 2024, which clarifies the liability of the project manager in the event of negligent collapse, highlighting the importance of supervision and technical precautions.
Commentary on ruling no. 13364 of 2024: Crime of fraudulent declaration and liability of the user.
Let's analyze ruling no. 13364 of 14/02/2024, which clarifies the configurability of the crime of fraudulent declaration even when the false documentation is issued by the user themselves. An important reflection on tax offenses.
Personal Favoring and Ongoing Crimes: Analysis of Judgment No. 14961 of 2024
The ruling of the Court of Cassation no. 14961 of 2024 clarifies the implications of personal aiding in relation to continuous crimes, with an examination of the conditions for configurability and legal consequences.
Judgment No. 17211 of 2022: the liability of the indirect author in tax offenses.
The recent ruling of the Court of Cassation clarifies the concept of indirect author in tax offenses, highlighting the legal implications for those who use false documentation to evade taxes.
Analysis of Judgment No. 16800 of 2022: Crime of Obstruction to the Exercise of Supervisory Functions.
The ruling no. 16800 of 2022 by the Court of Cassation emphasizes the importance of transparency in the information provided to supervisory bodies and clarifies the responsibilities related to the failure to communicate crucial data.