Cassation court dismisses appeal regarding admissibility of evidence in immigration detention proceedings under Italian law.

The Court of Cassation dismissed the appeal challenging the admissibility of evidence collected during immigration detention. The appellant argued that certain interrogation methods violated constitutional rights, while the lower court upheld the evidence's validity based on procedural compliance. The supreme court rejected the claim, affirming that the evidence-gathering procedures strictly adhered to statutory requirements and did not constitute a violation of fundamental rights.