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offend your spouse can lead to the conviction for abuse

Cassazione Penale, sentenza n. 45547 del 28 dicembre 2010.

Offendere il proprio coniuge può configurare l'ipotesi delittuosa di maltrattramento di cui all'art. 572 c.p.c.. Lo ha stabilito la Sesta Sezione penale della Cassazione con sentenza 28 dicembre 2010, n. 45547 con la quale si evidenzia come i comportamenti abituali, caratterizzati da una serie indeterminata di aggressioni verbali, ingiuriose e offensive, may well lead to a conviction for the crime of abuse under Article. 572, cp.

As reinforced by the dominant in law, the crime in question is the subordination of the family to a series of continuous acts of harassment and causing such suffering, deprivation, humiliation, which constitute a source of constant discomfort and incompatible with normal living conditions. The individual episodes that are a normal behavior, make manifest the existence of a criminal on the complex program of events, driven by a united will to harass the debtor.

The crime of domestic violence, in consists of a series of acts prejudicial to the physical integrity, freedom or dignity of the taxpayer, against whom he is put in place a systematic and planned conduct of oppression that makes the coexistence particularly painful acts supported by the general intent supplemented by the conscious will of affecting the physical or moral integrity of the victim.

offenses can also integrate the facts in question. According to the national nomofilattico fact such conduct, constantly repeated, showed the existence of a criminal program aimed at undermining the integrity of the victim, whose individual episodes, to be assessed jointly, constitute the expression and where the fraud takes the form of the will including all the facts and coincident with the aim of making the uncomfortable and painful existence of his wife.

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