Italian Law Penalty Discretion

Summary

Under Italian law, if an act is deemed illecito under Legislative Decree 231/2001, judges have the discretion to impose a pecuniary penalty without a definitive ban according to Article 16. This decision is based on the specifics of the case and the judges evaluation.

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If the act is illecito can he apply only pecuinary ex */* without definite interdictive ex art * */*?
Under Italian law, if an act is considered "illecito" under Legislative Decree */*, the judge has discretion to apply a pecuniary penalty instead of a definitive ban. This decision depends on the specifics of the case and the judge's evaluation.
The question is , if the conduct is illecite or illecito can he apply only pecuinary ex */* without definite ban ex */* art * simple answer yes he can or no he cant
Under Italian law, if the conduct is "illecito" under Legislative Decree */*, the judge has the discretion to apply only a pecuniary penalty without a definite ban according to Article *. So, yes, he can.
Yes he can what?
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Based on the answers given, under Italian law and Legislative Decree */*, if the conduct is "illecito," a judge can apply a pecuniary penalty without imposing a definitive ban as per Article *.
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