Italy’s Court of Cassation upholds asset confiscation and supervision in betting case
Italy’s Court of Cassation rejected appeals against a Palermo appellate court order imposing two years of special supervision and confiscating a businessman’s assets. The court upheld the measures in a case involving illegal online gambling and betting linked to mafia support, and ordered payment of costs and a sum to the state fund for fines.
The ruling leaves the confiscation and two-year supervision measures in force in a case involving illegal betting activity.