Daspo.
an Italian preventive measure enacted in 1989 whose purpose is to prevent social dangerousness through temporary forced exile between a year and five years and also a fine of 100 euro up to 300 euro. Originally used to counter violence in sport protests but since 2017 is used to prevent civil crimes too.
Meaning & usage
an Italian preventive measure enacted in 1989 whose purpose is to prevent social dangerousness through temporary forced exile between a year and five years and also a fine of 100 euro up to 300 euro. Originally used to counter violence in sport protests but since 2017 is used to prevent civil crimes too.
Where this word comes from
Partial initialism of divieto di accedere alle manifestazioni sportive (Interdiction on Accessing Sport Events).
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