Blog category
Crimes Against Honor & Dignity
8 articles on crimes against honor & dignity: penalties, case law and defense strategy. See the practice area →
The Offence of Insults: Articles 208 to 210 CP, Penalties and Defence
Article 208 CP defines an insult as an expression that harms another person's dignity. Only serious insults are crimes. Penalties, online insults and defence.
Slander as a Criminal Offence (Art. 205 CP): Penalties and Defence
What slander is under Arts. 205-207 CP: falsely imputing a crime, penalties with and without publicity, the exceptio veritatis and how it is defended.
Slander and Insults on Social Media: Defence
Posting a false accusation or a serious insult online can be a crime. The difference between slander and insult, penalties and defence strategy.
Criminal Defence for High-Profile Individuals
When the suspect is an executive, athlete or public figure, the reputational risk runs alongside the criminal one. How the defence is coordinated.
Slander and Insult: Differences, Penalties and Defence ▷ 2026 Guide
Accused of slander or insult? We explain the difference between these offences, the exceptio veritatis, the penalties and the most effective defence…
Hate Crimes and Discrimination: Criminal Defence Guide 2026
Accused of a hate crime? We explain what conduct is punishable, the aggravating factor of Art.
Identity Theft: 2026 Guide (Social Media and ID Documents)
Is it an offence to create a fake profile on Instagram or Facebook? What happens if someone uses my ID document? We analyse Art.
Hate Crimes on Social Media: Where is the Limit?
When does a tweet cross the criminal line? We analyse Art. 510 CP and recent jurisprudence on digital hate speech.
Do you need specialised legal assistance?
The judicial system is complex. We have the criminal-law specialisation and technical resources required to take on the defence.