The Right to Be Forgotten in the Chamber: The Right to Be Forgotten in the Cartabia Reform. A Dress Rehearsal for a Liberal Criminal Law. Before the Cartabia Reform, at the end of a criminal trial where the accused was, for example, acquitted of the charges, no provision or sentence was issued that, in itself, would constitute grounds for issuing a provision. Read more about Right to be forgotten in the Chamber[…]
Right to be forgotten: deletion. Let's see technically how the law works. There are two options: either preventive de-indexing, meaning the person first investigated/tried and then acquitted requests that no articles be written, or, if they already exist, requests that they disappear from search engines. But what is indexing? As Fulvio Sarzana, a lawyer and Read more about Right to be forgotten erasure[…]
Right to be forgotten. Google must delete fake news. *by Fulvio Sarzana di S.Ippolito, lawyer, Sarzana Law Firm. The Court of Cassation intervenes with an order regarding the protection of reputation and honor on the web. According to the Supreme Court, Google must delete fake news from its search engine, and the search engine Read more about Right to be forgotten: Google must delete fake news[…]
Online reputation: what to do. Commentary by the Rome law firm. Protecting online reputation: bloggers who fail to remove defamatory content are liable, regardless of whether the comment is from the site owner or a third party. This is what the Fifth Criminal Section of the Supreme Court has stated. Read more about Online reputation: what to do[…]
The Supreme Court of Cassation, sitting jointly, upholds the appeal of a cassation lawyer regarding the deletion of content from the Internet. The Court has recognized the prevalence of the right to the deletion of unwelcome content over the right to press. The right to remove content from the Internet has now become an essential element. Read more about right to be forgotten cancellation[…]
Be careful about impersonating someone else online and posting personal data of individuals or companies online without the consent of the person to whom the data refers. This is because you risk preventive seizure of your website for the crimes set forth in Article 167 of the Privacy Code, which provides for the unlawful processing of personal data. Read more about Privacy: Posting someone's data online without their consent? Your site will be blocked.[…]
Judicial and Extrajudicial Protection of Personal Image and Identity Online and in New Media. Rome, Court of Appeal. June 8, 2016, 2:00 PM.
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