Welcome to our page dedicated to extortion in legal practice. Here you can find insightful articles and analysis on this criminal offense, along with relevant legal cases and expert advice.
The analysis of ruling no. 4110 of the Supreme Court in 2019 provides important insights on extortion and coercive abuse by public officials, clarifying the legal implications and the principles of succession of criminal laws.
The ruling of the Court of Cassation of September 28, 2023 regulates the criminal liability of defendants involved in mafia association activities, extortion, and self-laundering, clarifying the limits and interactions between the various types of offenses.
Analysis of ruling no. 26627 of 2024 addressing the review of the plea bargain sentence against the moral accomplice in the crime of extortion, highlighting the incompatibility between the rulings.
Let's analyze ruling no. 30016 of 2024, which clarifies the concept of patrimonial damage in relation to extortion crimes, highlighting the importance of causality in criminal law.
An analysis of the recent Judgment No. 49940 of 2023, which clarifies the referral to aggravating circumstances in the crime of extortion and the balancing of circumstances, providing insights for legal practice.
The recent ruling of the Catanzaro Court provides important clarifications on the configurability of the aggravating factor of using the mafia method in cases of silent intimidating messages, highlighting the intimidating capacity of criminal organizations.
Judgment No. 49651 of 2023 provides important clarifications on the prosecutability of complaints in cases of attempted extortion among relatives, highlighting the role of violence against property and its legal implications.
The ruling of the Court of Cassation of October 31, 2023 provides important guidance on the determination of the aggravating factor of membership in a mafia organization in the context of property crimes, clarifying that a final judgment is not necessary.
Let's analyze ruling no. 49478 of 2023, which clarifies the configurability of multiple attempted crimes in the case of extortion, highlighting the importance of assessing the damage for the mitigating factor referred to in art. 62, n. 4, of the penal code.
Let's analyze judgment no. 15429 of 2024, which addresses the issue of 'silent' extortion threats by mafia members, exploring the legal implications and the aggravating circumstances provided by the Penal Code.