The introduction of the influence peddling crime by the "Severino" law in 2012 is fully in line with current criminal-political trends, aimed at the maximum repression of all phenomena that are collateral to corruption in the strict sense of the term. However, the law requires a restrictive reading that restores rationality and punitive balance to a legislative text that lacks determination, especially following the 2019 reform that has dangerously broadened its application boundaries, encompassing even the old conduct of false claims.
Cenni sul traffico di influenze illecite: dalla riforma ‘Severino’ alla legge ‘spazzacorrotti’
fabrizio rippa
2021-01-01
Abstract
The introduction of the influence peddling crime by the "Severino" law in 2012 is fully in line with current criminal-political trends, aimed at the maximum repression of all phenomena that are collateral to corruption in the strict sense of the term. However, the law requires a restrictive reading that restores rationality and punitive balance to a legislative text that lacks determination, especially following the 2019 reform that has dangerously broadened its application boundaries, encompassing even the old conduct of false claims.File in questo prodotto:
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