Discover a curated selection of articles and case law updates on Italian jurisprudence, providing insights into legal topics and recent court decisions in Italy.
The ruling no. 936 of 2025 by the Court of Cassation establishes very important news regarding the res judicata effect of criminal judgments in the tax context, clarifying the applicability of Article 21-bis of Legislative Decree No. 74 of 2000 also to prior situations.
The ruling no. 2625 of 2024 by the Court of Appeal of Rome clarifies the absorption of the crime of abusive use of credit cards by that of identity theft, addressing the conditions and behaviors involved.
The ruling no. 3044 of 2024 by the Court of Appeal of Bari clarifies the configurability of the attempt of money laundering, emphasizing the distinction between crimes of immediate consummation and crimes of deferred consummation.
Judgment No. 44069 of 2024 of the Court of Cassation clarifies the configurability of the crime of resisting a public official in cases of self-harm threats. Let’s explore the legal significance of this decision.
The ruling no. 46549 of 2024 clarifies the requirements for evidence seizure, emphasizing that there is no need for a match between the owner of the asset and the suspect. A thorough analysis of this legal principle.
Judgment No. 45290 of 2024 offers important insights into the assessment of trivial motives in criminal law, highlighting the bifacial method required by Italian jurisprudence. Let's explore together the meaning and implications of this decision.
Let's analyze the ruling no. 44000 of October 15, 2024, which clarifies the prohibition of 'reformatio in peius' and its application in the appellate process, with particular reference to the reduction of the sentence.
The recent ruling of the Court of Cassation clarifies the criteria for the allocation of alimony in divorce, emphasizing the importance of the comparative assessment of the economic conditions of the parties and the contribution made by the weaker spouse to family life.
Analysis of the Supreme Court ruling regarding the compensation for non-economic damage, with particular attention to the personalization of biological damage and the implications for compensations.
We explore the themes of money laundering and personal precautionary measures in light of the ruling of the Court of Cassation, highlighting the legal principles involved and the implications for criminal law.