The recent ruling of the Court of Cassation on embezzlement, particularly regarding the mental capacity of the defendant affected by gambling addiction, provides important insights into responsibilities in the public sector.
The Court of Cassation returns to address criminal liability in the event of workplace accidents, highlighting the implications for employers and the need for proper safety management on construction sites.
Analysis of the Supreme Court ruling regarding mistreatment in a nursing home, focusing on the responsibility of healthcare workers and legal implications.
We explore the recent ruling of the Court of Cassation regarding precautionary measures in cases of domestic violence and stalking, highlighting the applicable legal principles and the implications for the protection of victims.
Analysis of the ruling by the Court of Cassation that annulled the house arrest order for improperly received public subsidies during the Covid-19 emergency, clarifying the distinction between fraud and improper receipt of benefits.
The Court of Cassation, with the 2024 ruling no. 18474, has delineated a crucial point regarding the obligation to report changes in assets under Article 30 of Law 646/1982, establishing that the deadline for inherited assets runs from acceptance and not from the opening of the estate. An in-depth analysis to understand the criminal implications and to protect oneself best.
The Cassation clarifies the boundaries of art. 316-ter c.p., outlining criminal liability for the omission of communication of conditions preventing the receipt of social security benefits. An analysis for businesses and professionals on the pitfalls of undue receipt of public funds and legal consequences.
The Supreme Court, with Judgment 8870/2024, redefines the limits of the principle of trust in road traffic. Discover how the obligation to foresee others' imprudence, even of cyclists or pedestrians, can lead to manslaughter liability and what precautions to take for safe and aware driving.
The Supreme Court clarifies when domestic abuse under art. 572 c.p. can be combined with aggravated stalking under art. 612-bis c.p. in the presence of cohabitation cessation, despite the continuation of shared parenthood. Analysis of the decision and its practical impact.
The Supreme Court, with decision no. 13539/2024, clarifies that even deprivation of liberty resulting from the application of the "house of labour" security measure entitles to compensation for unjust detention. Let's analyze the content, normative bases, and practical implications for defense and clients.