Italy's Court of Cassation rejects appeals over confiscation in Palermo betting case
Italy's Court of Cassation declared inadmissible appeals by a Palermo gambling entrepreneur and the entrepreneur's spouse against preventive measures upheld by the Palermo Court of Appeal. The measures include two years of special surveillance with a residence requirement and confiscation of assets; the court also ordered payment of legal costs and a sum to the fines fund.
The ruling leaves confiscation and personal preventive measures in force in a case involving alleged unauthorised online gambling and betting.