Exploring Minor Offenses in Legal Practice
Welcome to our page dedicated to minor offenses in legal practice. Explore insightful articles, cases, and rulings related to minor offenses in jurisprudence.
Commentary on Judgment No. 46231 of 2024: Non-Punishability for Slightness of the Fact.
Let’s analyze judgment no. 46231 of 2024 regarding the cause of non-punishability for the particular triviality of the act, highlighting the legal implications and the necessary conditions for its application.
Commentary on ruling no. 28269/2023: the insignificance of the damage in the crime of robbery.
The Court of Cassation, with ruling no. 28269 of May 31, 2023, clarifies the criteria for the configuration of the mitigating circumstance of minor damage in the context of the crime of robbery, highlighting the importance of a comprehensive assessment of the harmful event.
Commentary on Judgment No. 50257 of 2023: The Minor Offense in Drug Crimes.
An analysis of ruling no. 50257 of 2023 on the configurability of drug offenses, with particular attention to the concept of minor significance and the overall assessment of the defendant's conduct.
Drug possession: the ruling of the Supreme Court and the principle of minor offense.
Analysis of the recent ruling by the Court of Cassation on the offense of drug possession and the application of the principle of minor significance provided by D.P.R. 309/1990. A deep dive to understand the legal and jurisprudential implications.