Legal Review Articles and Case Law Updates
Stay informed with our latest legal review articles and case law updates covering various legal topics and analysis on Bianucci Law Firm's blog.
Judgment No. 23967 of 2023: Reflections on the Review and Reliability of the Victim.
The ruling no. 23967 of 2023 by the Court of Cassation provides important insights on the review of judgments and the credibility of the victim, clarifying the limits and conditions for the re-examination of evidence during the review process.
Commentary on Judgment No. 25982 of 2023: Revisiting Life Sentences.
Analysis of ruling no. 25982 of 2023, which explores the methods of reviewing life sentences and their impact on the detention penalty system in Italy.
Ruling No. 14631 of 2024 and the Partial Revision of Building Offenses.
Let's analyze ruling no. 14631 of 2024 concerning the partial review of convictions in construction matters, clarifying the legal implications and the regulations governing its application.
Analysis of Ruling No. 14955 of 14/02/2024: the Review and the Rescinding and Annulment Phases.
Discover how the Court of Appeal has unified the stages of criminal review, resolving regulatory ambiguities and providing important clarifications on the assessment of new evidence.
Analysis of Judgment No. 15256/2023: Precautionary Measures and Powers of the Court of Review.
We explore ruling no. 15256 of 2023, which clarifies the limits of the review court regarding appeals against pre-trial detention. A thorough analysis that helps to understand the rights of defendants and the legal procedure.
Analysis of Judgment No. 14792 of 2022: New Evidence in Criminal Review
Discover how the recent ruling No. 14792 of 2022 has redefined the concept of new evidence in criminal review, highlighting the importance of civil judgments in the criminal process.
Judgment No. 37924 of 2024: Right to Participate in the Review Hearing in Precautionary Measures.
Judgment No. 37924 of 2024 clarifies the defendant's right to personally participate in the review hearing, even with a supplementary request. An important safeguard for the defense in criminal proceedings.