Nullity of appeal in chamber proceedings in the absence of the defender: analysis of the criminal Cassation n. 15098/2025
Ruling no. 15098/2025 of the Court of Cassation clarifies that, under the Covid-19 emergency regime, the holding of an appeal in a non-participatory chamber proceeding, despite the defender's timely request for oral argument, constitutes an absolute and irremediable nullity. Discover the practical implications for lawyers and defendants.
Judgment No. 19376 of 2023: Referral and Chamber Procedure in Emergency Regulation.
Analysis of ruling no. 19376 of 2023 regarding the management of hearings during the Covid-19 emergency period and the importance of timing in the request for oral proceedings.
Commentary on Judgment No. 22135 of 2023: The Lack of Digital Signature and the Admissibility of the Appeal.
Judgment no. 22135 of 2023 clarifies that, during an emergency period, the lack of digital signature on attachments does not result in the inadmissibility of the appeal to the Court of Cassation, provided that they are non-essential documents.