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9789041198327

Italian Law on Business Crime

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    9789041198327

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    9041198326

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2001-04-01
  • Publisher: Kluwer Law Intl
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Summary

Business crime with a corresponding recourse to criminal law and procedure to redress socially unacceptable business conduct continues to rise in many Western countries. In Italy this trend has taken the form of a vast and chaotic collection of special laws, many of them proposed and passed ad hoc in response to specific crimes, and without reference To The Italian Criminal Code or any other systematic body of law. As a result, business activity in Italy is particularly fraught with risk and uncertainty. Italian Law on Business Crime is the first book to sort out and organize this mass of legislative material into a coherent and useful body of law. it offers the business person clear assurance that his or her conduct in the course of entrepreneurial or other business activity in Italy will not fall foul of the law. it also provides guidance in identifying and combating the illegal conduct of others that can arise in such areas as taxation and bankruptcy proceedings. Beginning with a detailed background in the elements of Italian criminal law and business crime in general, Professor Di Amato goes on to analyze the particular crimes that can arise in corporate activity, bankruptcy proceedings, matters of taxation and customs duties, transfer of goods, compliance with environmental standards, competition and other market issues, finance, banking, insurance, securities, financial services, and use of negotiable instruments. The book concludes with a concise and valuable description of Italian criminal procedure.

Table of Contents

Preface xv
Abbreviations xvi
Introduction 1(1)
Notion of Business Crimes
1(1)
Freedom of Enterprise and Criminal Law
2(1)
Basic Elements of Criminal Law
3(18)
Criminal Law Sources: Principle of Legality
3(1)
Corollaries of the Principle of Legality: Prohibition of Ex Post Facto Legislation
4(1)
Principle of Sufficient Determination of the ``Model Fact Situation'' and Prohibition of Reasoning by Analogy
5(1)
Compulsory Character of Criminal Law
6(1)
Principle of Territoriality
6(1)
Crime
7(1)
Offender
7(1)
Protected Interest and Object of the Crime
8(1)
Victim of the Crime and Person Injured by the Crime
8(1)
Elements of the Crime: Material Element
9(4)
Conduct
9(1)
Event
10(1)
Chain of Causation
11(1)
Attempt
12(1)
Mental Element
13(2)
Intent
13(1)
Various Forms of Intent
13(1)
Negligence
14(1)
Intent and Negligence in Delitti and Contravvenzioni
14(1)
Criminal Punishments
15(3)
Kinds of Punishments: Main Punishments
15(1)
Substitutive and Ancillary Punishments
16(1)
Civil Effects of the Crime
17(1)
Causes of Extinction of Crimes and Punishments
18(1)
Legal Excuses
18(2)
Legal Excuses Affecting the Material Element (or ``Justifications'')
18(1)
Legal Excuses Affecting the Mental Element (or ``Excuses'')
19(1)
Participation in the Crime
20(1)
Business Crimes: General Issues
21(16)
Preliminary Remarks
21(1)
Offenders
21(3)
De Facto Director
22(1)
Criminal Responsibility of Agents and Employees
23(1)
Criminal Responsibility of Professionals
23(1)
Corporate Criminal Liability: Societas Delinquere Non Potest
24(1)
Criminal Liability within Organized Entities
25(2)
Internal Organizational Regulations
25(1)
Delegation of Functions: Limits and Effects
25(1)
Requirements of Delegation: Crimes of Action and Crimes of Omission
26(1)
Civil and Criminal Liability of Members of Collective Organs of Corporations
27(3)
Criminal Responsibility for Omitted Control
28(1)
Mental Element
29(1)
Criminal Responsibility within Groups of Corporations
30(1)
Entrepreneurial Activity and Organized Crime
31(1)
Mistake of Law
31(2)
Ancillary Punishments
33(1)
Criminal Violations and Civil Validity of Contracts
34(3)
Corporate Crimes
37(40)
Overview
37(2)
Protected Interest
37(1)
Sphere of Application of Rules on Corporate Crimes
38(1)
Aggravating Circumstance of Damage of Relevant Seriousness
39(1)
False Corporate Statements
39(7)
Material Element
40(1)
False Corporate Acts
41(1)
Conduct
42(1)
Misrepresentation
43(1)
Concealment of Facts Concerning the Corporate Economic Conditions
44(1)
Law and Case Law Principles
44(1)
Mental Element
45(1)
Other Profiles
46(1)
Manipulation of Corporate Securities
46(1)
Material and Mental Elements
46(1)
Criminal Protection of the Corporate Capital
47(13)
Unlawful Profit Sharing
47(1)
Material Element
48(1)
Mental Element and Aggravating Circumstance
49(1)
Unlawful Distribution of Accounts on Dividends
49(1)
Material Element
49(1)
Mental Element and Aggravating Circumstance
50(1)
Other Provisions Protecting the Corporate Capital
50(1)
Unlawful Reduction of Capital, Merger or Spin-off (art. 2623, no. 1, of the IC)
50(1)
Unlawful Restitution of Capital Contributions (art. 2623, no. 2, of the IC)
51(1)
Unlawful Loans or Guarantees (art. 2624 of the IC)
52(1)
Material and Mental Elements
52(1)
Inflated Evaluation of Contributions in Kind
53(1)
Offenders and Material Element
54(1)
Mental Element
55(1)
Violation of Duties of Corporate Directors (art. 2630, paragraph 1, of the IC)
55(1)
Unlawful Issue of Shares (art. 2630, paragraph 1, no. 1)
55(1)
Purchase of its Own Shares and other Violations (art. 2630, paragraph 1, no. 2)
56(1)
Failure to Offer Non-exercised Pre-emptive Rights (art. 2630, paragraph 1, no. 4)
57(1)
Violation of Duties of Corporate Directors (art. 2630, paragraph 2, of the IC)
58(1)
Unlawful Subscription of its Own Shares or of Shares of the Controlling Corporation
59(1)
Violations of Duties of Liquidators
59(1)
Fraudulent Conversion (Misappropriation)
60(1)
Unfaithfulness and Abuses of Powers
60(6)
Spread of Corporate Confidential Information
61(1)
Material and Mental Elements
61(1)
Other Profiles
62(1)
Obstruction of Control
62(1)
Unlawful Influence in the Shareholders' Meeting
63(1)
Omitted Calling of the Shareholders' Meeting
64(1)
Modification of the Corporate Object
64(1)
Conflict of Interests
65(1)
Issue of Irregular Shares and Bonds
66(1)
Violation of Duties of Internal Auditors
66(1)
Criminal Provisions on Judicial Receivers and Government Commissioners
67(1)
Criminal Provisions Regarding Listed Corporations
68(3)
Unlawful Purchase of Shares
68(1)
Omitted Sale of Shares
69(1)
False Statements to the CONSOB and the Stock Market
69(2)
Obstruction of the Functions of the CONSOB
71(1)
Criminal Provisions Regarding Audit Firms
71(6)
Area of Application
71(1)
False Statements of Directors of Audit Firms
71(1)
Material and Mental Elements
72(1)
Use or Spread of Confidential Information by Members of Audit Firms
73(1)
Loans and Guarantees Granted by Audited Corporations
73(1)
Unlawful Compensation to Directors and Employees of Audit Firms
74(1)
Aggrevating Circumstance of Damage of Relevant Seriousness
75(1)
Communication of the Conviction to the CONSOB
75(2)
Bankruptcy Crimes
77(16)
Preliminary Remarks
77(2)
Role of the Adjudication in Bankruptcy
77(2)
Bankruptcy Crimes
79(7)
Patrimonial Fraudulent Bankruptcy
79(1)
Material Element
79(1)
Specific Conduct
80(1)
Real Impoverishment
80(1)
Fictitious Impoverishment
81(1)
Mental Element
82(1)
Fraudulent Bankruptcy on Documents
82(1)
Material Element
82(1)
Mental Element
83(1)
Preferential Fraudulent Bankruptcy
83(1)
Patrimonial Simple Bankruptcy
84(1)
Simple Bankruptcy of Non-Compliance with Composition or Arrangement with Creditors
85(1)
Simple Bankruptcy on Documents
85(1)
Unlawful Obtaining of Financing
86(1)
Ancillary Punishments
86(1)
Aggrevating or Mitigating Circumstances
87(1)
Indication of Non-Existent Creditors and other Violations
88(1)
Improper Bankruptcy: Crimes of Directors, Chief Executives, Auditors and Liquidators
88(2)
Other Bankruptcy Crimes
90(3)
Tax Crimes, Customs Duties Crimes and Violations on the Transfer of Goods
93(34)
Preliminary Remarks
93(1)
Criminal Proceeding and Tax Litigation
93(1)
Mistake Concerning Tax Law
94(1)
Criminal Profiles of Tax Rulings
95(1)
Tax Provisions
95(1)
Criminal Profiles
95(1)
Ancillary Punishments
96(1)
Period of Limitation for the Prosecution of Tax Crimes
97(1)
Mitigating Circumstances of Payment of Taxes
98(1)
Failure To File the Annual Income Tax and Vat Returns
98(2)
Material Element
99(1)
Mental Element
100(1)
Incorrect Tax Return
100(2)
Material Element
100(2)
Mental Element and Attempt
102(1)
Fraudulent Tax Return by Using Invoices or other Documents for Non-Existent Transactions
102(3)
Material Element
103(1)
Mental Element
104(1)
Mitigating Circumstance, Attempt and Participation in the Crime
104(1)
Relationship with the Crime of False Corporate Statements
105(1)
Fraudulent Tax Return by other Fraudulent Means
105(3)
Material Element
106(1)
Mental Element
107(1)
Attempt and Relationship with the Crime of False Corporate Statements
107(1)
Criminal Profiles of Tax Avoidance
108(7)
Operations of Reorganization: Article 37-bis of the ITAC
108(1)
Transfer Pricing: Article 76, Paragraph 5, of the ITC
109(1)
Anti-Tax Havens Legislation Concerning Enterprises: Article 76, Paragraphs 7-bis and 7-ter, of the ITC
110(2)
Transfer of Residence Abroad of Italian Individuals, and Connected Anti-Tax Havens Legislation
112(1)
Criminal Relevance of Sham Transactions
113(2)
Criminal Relevance of the Permanent Establishment
115(1)
Issue of Invoices or Other Documents for Non-Existent Transactions
115(2)
Material Element
116(1)
Mental Element
117(1)
Mitigating Circumstance and Participation in the Crime
117(1)
Concealment or Destruction of Account Books
117(2)
Material Element
117(1)
Mental Element
118(1)
Fraudulent Subtraction to the Payment of Taxes
119(1)
Disturbance and Incitement to Obstruct the Collection of Taxes
119(1)
Other Tax Crimes
120(1)
Relevant Criminal Provisions on the Transfer of Currency
120(1)
Customs Duties Crimes
120(7)
Preliminary Remarks
120(1)
Contraband in the Transfer of Goods through Land Borders
121(1)
Contraband in the Maritime Transfer of Goods
122(1)
Other Crimes of Contraband
123(1)
Contraband for Undue Utilization of Goods Imported with Tax Benefits
123(1)
Contraband in the Export of Goods Entitled to the Refund of Customs Duties
124(1)
Contraband in the Temporary Importation or Export
124(1)
Other Cases of Contraband
125(1)
Unlawful Export of High Technology Products
125(2)
Environmental Crimes
127(14)
Preliminary Remarks
127(1)
Typical Environmental Crimes
127(5)
Overview
127(1)
Provisions against Radioactive Pollution and against Pollution from Asbestos
128(1)
Provisions against Pollution of Waters
129(1)
Provisions on Solid Wastes
129(1)
Specific Offences
130(1)
Provisions against Pollution of the Atmosphere
131(1)
Noise Pollution
132(1)
Pollution and the ICC
132(1)
Building Crimes
132(9)
Overview
132(1)
Building Violations
132(1)
Non-Criminal Building Activities
133(1)
Criminal Provisions
134(1)
Non-Compliance in Building Works
135(1)
Absence of Building Permission and Total Divergence
136(1)
Illegal Parcelling
137(1)
Tied-up Real Property
137(1)
Criminal Profiles of Amnesty for Illegal Works
137(1)
Criminal Protection of Artistic and Historical Heritage
138(1)
Constructions in Seismic Zones and Cement Constructions
138(3)
Criminal Protection of the Non-Financial Market
141(40)
General Profiles
141(4)
Protection of the Market from Racketeering Organizations
142(2)
Fictitious Ownership
144(1)
Access to the Market
144(1)
Criminal Protection Against Unfair Competition
145(5)
Manipulation (Rigging the Market)
146(1)
Speculation on Goods
147(1)
Boycott and Sabotage
147(1)
Nuisance to the Freedom of Industry and Trade
148(1)
Unfair Competition by Threat or Duress
149(1)
Defamation
149(1)
Comparaggio and other Violations
150(1)
Criminal Protection of Signs of Distinction
150(8)
Forgery of Signs of Distinction of Industrial Products
151(1)
Material Element
151(1)
Object of the Crime
152(1)
Mental Element
153(1)
Trade of Forged Products
153(1)
Frauds Against Domestic Industries
154(1)
Sale of Industrial Products with Signs Able To Deceive
155(1)
Material Element
155(1)
Forms of Conduct
156(1)
Other Profiles of the Material Element and Mental Element
157(1)
Special Provisions
158(1)
Criminal Protection of Intellectual Property
158(9)
Intellectual Property
158(1)
Forgery and Alteration of Patents
159(1)
Infringement of Patent: Breach of the Monopoly of Profit
159(1)
Disclosure of Industrial Secrets
160(1)
Misappropriation of Industrial Secrets
161(1)
Infringement of Copyrights
162(1)
Abusive Reproduction, Sale and Rental of Phonographic, Movie and Audio-Visual Works, and Other Violations
163(2)
Unlawful Rental and other Violations
165(1)
Unlawful Duplication of Computer Programs
165(1)
Unlawful Code Conversion of Audio-Visual Transmissions at Limited Access
166(1)
Mitigating Circumstance
166(1)
Administrative Sanctions for Unlawful Utilization of Works Protected by Copyright
166(1)
Criminal Protection of Consumers
167(7)
Preliminary Remarks
167(1)
Breach and Fraud in Contracts of Public Supply
167(2)
Crimes on Public Procurements and Competitive Bidding
169(1)
Trade Fraud
169(1)
Material and Mental Elements
170(1)
Fraud in the Sale of Foodstuff
171(1)
Placement into the Market of Dangerous Products
172(1)
Criminal Homicide and Personal Injury
172(1)
Unlawful Advertising
173(1)
Price Regulation and Special Provisions on Trade Fraud
174(1)
Computer Crimes
174(3)
Infringement of Data Processing Privacy
175(1)
Internet Crimes
176(1)
Privacy Protection
177(1)
Crimes Against the Administration
178(3)
Preliminary Remarks
178(1)
Specific Offences
179(2)
Criminal Protection of the Financial Market
181(34)
General Profiles
181(6)
Preliminary Remarks
181(1)
Protection of the Financial Market from the Organized Crime
182(1)
Money Laundering and Connected Crimes
183(1)
Usury
184(1)
Unlawful Obtaining and Utilization of Public or EC Financing
185(1)
Unlawful Financing of Political Parties
186(1)
Banking Crimes
187(7)
Banking Provisions and Banking Secrecy
187(1)
Illegal Performance of Banking Functions
187(2)
Unlawful Use of the Bank Denomination
189(1)
False Statements and Obstruction of the Functions of Control
189(1)
Loans to Bank Managers
190(1)
False Statements to Banks
191(1)
Internal Banking Forgery
192(1)
Banking Manipulation
193(1)
Forgery in Requests of Authorization and in Communications of Participation
193(1)
Insurance Crimes
194(2)
Rules on Relevant Participation
194(1)
Insurance on the Risk of Kidnapping
195(1)
Insurance Fraud
195(1)
Criminal Provisions on the Financial Activity
196(2)
Illegal and Incorrect Performance of the Financial Activity
196(2)
Criminal Provisions on the Market of Financial Instruments
198(18)
Preliminary Remarks
198(1)
Unauthorized Performance of Investment Services
198(1)
Material and Mental Elements
199(2)
Unfaithful Managing of Investments
201(1)
Intermixture of Assets
202(1)
False Statements on the Participation in the Capital of Investment Firms, OICRs and Centralized Management Corporations
202(1)
False Certificates Concerning Financial Instruments in Centralized Management
203(1)
Protection of the Activity of Control of Stock Market Regulators
203(2)
Insider Trading
205(1)
Material Element
205(3)
Mental Element and Exemptions
208(1)
Manipulation of Financial Instruments
208(1)
Common Provisions on Insider Trading and Manipulation of Financial Instruments
209(7)
Criminal Provisions on Negotiable Instruments
210(1)
Preliminary Remarks
210(1)
Forgery of Negotiable Instruments
210(1)
Material Forgery and Use of Forged Negotiable Instruments
211(1)
Abuse of Blank Document
211(1)
Assignment of Non-Existent Credits
212(1)
Criminal Provisions on Checks
213(1)
Unlawful Use of Credit Cards
213(2)
Basic Elements of Criminal Procedure
215(6)
Jurisdiction
215(1)
Constitutional Principles
216(1)
Prosecution
216(1)
Coercive Measures
217(1)
Options for Defendant
218(1)
Trial
219(1)
Attacks on Judgments and Enforcement of Sentences
219(2)
Index 221

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