Suspended Sentence and Rehabilitation: The Constitutional Court Removes an Unjust Barrier
With judgment no. 32 of 2026, the Constitutional Court eliminates the prohibition on suspended sentences for those who h...
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Criminal Acquittal and Tax Proceedings: The Constitutional Court Clarifies the Rules of Res Judicata
With judgment no. 50/2026, the Constitutional Court confirmed the legitimacy of the res judicata effect of criminal acqu...
ISTAT FOI Index March 2026: What Changes for Rents, Maintenance Allowances and Pensions
The FOI index for March 2026 marks a 0.6% increase, driven by energy and food prices. Here are the concrete effects on l...
Civil Invalidity: A Practical Guide to Actual Rights by Percentage, from Healthcare Benefits to Employment
Understanding what you are truly entitled to with a recognised civil invalidity status is far from straightforward. LexG...
Right to Be Forgotten: When Google Fails to Delist in Time, Damages Are Awarded
The failure or delay in removing outdated news from search engines infringes upon honour and reputation. Here is what th...
Attempted Extortion and Minor Offence: The Constitutional Court Opens the Door to Non-Punishment
With judgment no. 44/2026, the Constitutional Court declared unconstitutional the provision that excluded non-punishment...
Rapina impropria: la Corte Costituzionale chiarisce i confini del reato con la sentenza n. 45/2026
La Consulta dichiara non fondata la questione sull'art. 628 c.p.: la rapina impropria è reato consumato anche senza impo...
Biological Damage from Serious Injuries: The National Unified Table Also Applies to Past Incidents
The Court of Cassation clarifies that the new National Unified Table is the preferred reference for assessing biological...
Administrative Seizure and Disability: The Tax Court of Brindisi Protects Personal Autonomy
The Tax Court of Brindisi annuls administrative seizures on a vehicle used by a person with disabilities: a ruling that...