The Regional Administrative Court of Puglia rejected an urgent request to suspend the refusal of a public-security licence for betting operations. The court said the matter would receive a fuller hearing at a session scheduled for 22 July; it did not decide the merits of the underlying appeal at this stage.
The refusal remains in effect pending the court’s later consideration of the suspension request.
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Bolzano’s Regional Administrative Court rejected two interim requests by a betting company challenging municipal findings that its authorisations had expired. The challenged permits concerned outlets with expiry dates of 31 December 2015 and 30 August 2023; the court said the appeals did not show sufficient grounds at this stage.
Calabria’s regional administrative court rejected a business owner’s request to suspend the Reggio Calabria police chief’s July 2026 refusal of a licence for a betting venue and VLT machines in Rosarno. The court found no grounds for interim relief, citing the applicant’s repeated night-time contact with people with criminal records and considering the claimed financial harm recoverable.
The Calabria regional administrative court (TAR), in its Reggio Calabria section, has upheld a police refusal of a licence for a betting venue and the installation of VLT machines in Rosarno. The judges rejected the request for interim suspension filed by the owner of the business.
Tuscany’s regional administrative court rejected a company’s appeal and upheld the revocation of its public-security authorisations for betting and VLT operations in Prato. The revocations followed an anti-mafia prohibition issued by the Prato Prefecture in March 2022; the court said the evidence indicated a current risk of organised-crime influence over the company.
Tuscany's regional administrative court (Tar Toscana) has confirmed the revocation of licences for betting and video lottery (VLT) gaming at a business linked to a company subject to an anti-mafia prohibition issued by the Prato Prefecture. The court rejected the appeal against the Questura's measures on the merits and found the revocation of the public-security authorisations lawful.
The Regional Administrative Court of Calabria annulled Reggio Calabria police headquarters’ refusal to renew a betting and gaming business’s public-security licence. The court said the application concerned restarting the same activity under judicial control, and that the police had not shown specific new circumstances supporting the refusal.
Sardinia’s Regional Administrative Court rejected a company’s appeal and upheld the revocation of its public-security licence for a betting venue in Cagliari. The Questura had acted after checks identified established social-security contribution violations; the court said later regularisation did not invalidate the original decision. The company was ordered to pay €2,000 in legal costs.