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...
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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
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Divorce Allowance and Repayment of Sums: What Changes When the Requirements Were Never Met
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Citizenship Income and Fraud: The Constitutional Court Upholds the Severity of Penalties
The Constitutional Court has declared legitimate the penalties of 2 to 6 years for those who fraudulently obtain citizen...
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The Court of Cassation rules that disputes between a condominium and a former administrator do not fall under the specia...
Terminal Biological Damage: The Court of Cassation Mandates Autonomous Equitable Criteria Distinct from Permanent Damage
The Court of Cassation clarifies that terminal biological damage must be assessed using its own parameters, distinct fro...