Removal of a SIS Alert in the European Union
Removal of a SIS Alert in the European Union The removal of a SIS alert (Schengen Information System) is a legal process available to those who have been flagged for arrest, location, or surveillance. At ILA Law Firm, we specialize in international criminal law and extradition, assisting individuals flagged in Interpol and European systems. Acting […]
Legal Assistance for Sports Clubs: A Complete Guide
Legal Support for Sports Clubs: Protection, Contracts, and Regulations In today’s sports landscape, both professional and amateur sports clubs face increasingly complex legal challenges. In this context, Legal Assistance for Sports Clubs becomes essential to ensure proper and secure management. Running clubs, federations, and associations requires in-depth knowledge of national and international regulations, as well […]
Luxury Criminal Law: Brand Protection Against Counterfeiting
Luxury Criminal Law: Legal Defense Against International Counterfeiting The world of luxury and fashion is one of the sectors most exposed to the risk of international counterfeiting. Every year, renowned companies and brands suffer significant financial losses due to the illegal production and distribution of counterfeit goods. Luxury Criminal Law is specifically focused on protecting […]
How to Suspend an Interpol Red Notice
What Is a Red Notice and Why Is It Important to Request Its Suspension? An Interpol Red Notice is an international alert issued to signal that a person is wanted by a State to face legal proceedings or extradition. However, it is not a formal arrest warrant, and in many cases, it is possible to […]
Legal Defense for War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity
The Importance of Specialized Defense Before International Tribunals Accusations of war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide are among the most serious in international law. Facing such proceedings requires targeted legal defense and deep knowledge of international criminal law, as charges are prosecuted by courts such as the International Criminal Court (ICC) and ad hoc […]
Legal Defense for War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity
The Importance of Specialized Defense Before International Tribunals Accusations of war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide are among the most serious in international law. Facing such proceedings requires targeted legal defense and deep knowledge of international criminal law, as charges are prosecuted by courts such as the International Criminal Court (ICC) and ad hoc […]
Legal Defense Against International Arrest Warrants
International Arrest Warrants and Defense for Refugees Abroad International arrest warrants, such as the INTERPOL Red Notice and the European Arrest Warrant (EAW), represent a serious threat for individuals accused across multiple jurisdictions. In many cases, these tools are used not only to pursue actual crimes, but also as means of political repression or unjust […]
How to Transfer an Inmate Abroad: A Guide for Families
When a loved one is imprisoned in Italy but wishes to serve their sentence in their country of origin or residence, there is a well-defined legal process for the international transfer of convicted persons. The law allows for transfer on humanitarian, emotional, and social reintegration grounds. In this context, the 1983 Strasbourg Convention is the […]
The European Court of Human Rights: Access and Appeal Procedure
The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) is the main judicial body that ensures the application of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). Individuals who believe their rights have been violated by a member state can bring their case before this Court. How to Access the European Court of Human Rights Appeal Procedure at […]
The CEDH: What It Is and How It Works
The European Convention on Human Rights (CEDH) is an international treaty adopted in 1950 by the Council of Europe to protect the fundamental rights of individuals. It establishes a legal system that allows anyone who believes their rights have been violated to bring their case before the European Court of Human Rights (CEDH). How the […]