libertà vigilata

Italian

Etymology

Literally, “surveilled liberty.”

Noun

libertà vigilata f (plural libertà vigilate)

  1. (law) probation
    Synonym: messa in prova
    • 2024 May 31 (last accessed), The Editorial Board, “Donald Trump colpevole nel processo Stormy Daniels, ecco le conseguenze sulle prossime elezioni [Donald Trump guilty in the Stormy Daniels trial, here are the consequences on the upcoming election]”, in il Fatto Quotidiano‎[1], archived from the original on 31 May 2024:
      Innanzitutto, non trattandosi di crimini violenti, è molto probabile che in caso di condanna Trump possa usufruire della libertà vigilata.
      First of all, because it does not have to do with violent crimes, it is very likely that in the case of a sentence, Trump can avail himself of a probationary sentence.
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