Commentary on Judgment No. 38009 of 2023: The Importance of Personal Details for Legal Aid at the Expense of the State.
The recent ruling no. 38009 of 2023 clarifies the requirements for admission to legal aid at the expense of the State, highlighting the importance of correctly identifying the applicant.
Analysis of Judgment No. 22110 of 2023: Legal Aid at State Expense and Income Declaration.
Judgment no. 22110 of 2023 clarifies the procedures for admission to state-funded legal aid, highlighting the importance of simplicity in the procedures and the absence of a requirement for a separate income declaration.
State-funded legal aid: ruling no. 30047 of 2024 and the importance of the tax code for EU citizens.
The recent ruling of the Court of Cassation clarifies that foreign EU citizens not residing in Italy do not need to present a tax code to obtain state-sponsored legal aid, an important legislative development.
Commentary on Judgment No. 13398 of 30/01/2024: Legal Aid at State Expense for Victims.
The recent ruling of the Avellino Court clarifies the requirements for admission to legal aid at the expense of the State for victims of crimes, highlighting the importance of protecting the rights of individuals in economic difficulty.
Judgment No. 16875 of 2024: Clarifications on State-Funded Legal Assistance.
The recent ruling No. 16875 of 2024 provides important clarifications regarding the conditions for eligibility for state-funded legal aid, with particular attention to income limits and the significance of the latest tax return.
Judgment No. 11668 of 30/04/2024 and the Sponsorship Contract: A Clarification on the Written Form.
The importance of written form in sponsorship contracts according to the recent ruling of the Court of Cassation. Find out how the issuance of the power of attorney to the lawyer validates the contractual agreement.
Analysis of Judgment No. 11431 of 2024: Compensation for Legal Aid at the Expense of the State.
Judgment No. 11431 of 2024 clarifies the rights of defenders in state-funded legal representation, establishing that the omission of measures regarding the determination of fees is equivalent to a denial, with significant implications for access to justice.