Incandidabilità
Incandidabilità is a legal concept found in some legal systems, particularly in Italy, that refers to the ineligibility of a person to hold certain public offices or to be elected to them. This condition arises from specific legal provisions that prohibit individuals who have committed certain offenses or are in particular situations from assuming public roles.
The reasons for incandidabilità can vary widely. They often include convictions for serious crimes, especially those
Beyond criminal convictions, incandidabilità can also be triggered by administrative sanctions or by holding certain positions
The duration and scope of incandidabilità are typically defined by law. In some cases, it may be