Lawyer Ripamonti criticises limits on public computers for online gambling in Italy
Lawyer Marco Ripamonti argued that removing public computers used to access online gambling would not address gambling addiction and would restrict communication. Speaking after Italy’s Constitutional Court ruling on the Balduzzi Decree, he said lawful gambling sites require users to prove they are adults and hold account credentials; he also cited ADM action against unlicensed sites.
Ripamonti’s comments concern the practical scope of restrictions on public access to online gambling and the safeguards he says apply to licensed sites.