Bribery offenses in Italy include the following:

• Passive bribery for the improper performance of a public function (Article 318 of the Criminal Code);
• Passive bribery for an act contrary to public duties (Article 319 of the Criminal Code);
• Passive bribery in judicial proceedings (Article 319-ter of the Criminal Code);
• Unlawful inducement to give or promise anything of value (Article 319-quater of the Criminal Code);
• Bribery of a person in charge of a public service (Article 320 of the Criminal Code);
• Active bribery (Article 321 of the Criminal Code);
• Instigation to bribery (Article 322 of the Criminal Code);
• Bribery of foreign public officials (Article 322-bis of the Criminal Code);
• Private-to-private corruption (Article 2635 of the Civil Code); and
• Influence peddling (Article 346-bis of the Criminal Code).