Let's analyze ruling no. 44340 of 2024 from the Court of Appeal of Salerno regarding the reiteration of conditional suspension of the sentence, exploring the legal principles and regulations that support it.
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.
The recent ruling of the Court of Cassation clarifies the configurability of the crime of fraud, highlighting the importance of the causal link between the inducement to error and the economic damage suffered, even in the absence of direct contacts.
Let us analyze ruling no. 44256 of 2024 concerning the aggravating factor referred to in Article 112, paragraph one, no. 4, of the Penal Code, which excludes the assessment of the minor's capacity in the commission of a crime with adult individuals.
Let’s analyze the recent ruling no. 44502 of 2024, which clarifies the possibility of new registrations in cases of ongoing crimes and the usability of the elements that emerged. An in-depth look at the legal and jurisprudential implications.
The recent ruling of the Court of Cassation clarifies the limits of the revocation of conditional suspension of the sentence, even in the presence of extinction of the crime, establishing fundamental principles for criminal law.
Let's analyze the 2018 ruling of the Supreme Court regarding important issues related to drug possession and aiding and abetting, highlighting the legal and jurisprudential implications.
Analysis of the Supreme Court ruling regarding corruption and trafficking offenses within a juvenile detention facility, highlighting the legal principles applied and the consequences for the defendants.
Let's analyze the ruling of the Court of Cassation that outlines the distinction between the crime of disclosure of official secrets and the concurrence of offenses, with particular attention to Article 326 of the Penal Code.
The recent ruling of the Court of Cassation offers food for thought on the need to identify the criminal origin of the money in cases of receiving stolen goods, highlighting the legal and jurisprudential implications of this requirement.