Alessandro Basciano is awaiting a hearing regarding his indictment for stalking his ex-girlfriend Sophie Codegoni. The situation has escalated as Basciano has expanded a previous lawsuit he filed in November against Codegoni, claiming that she has maliciously violated a court order by sharing photos of their daughter. The allegations suggest that Codegoni’s actions not only breached the court's instructions but also involved illegal handling of personal data, specifically concerning their child’s images, which Basciano argues is a clear violation of privacy laws.

Basciano's legal team, led by lawyer Leonardo D'Erasmo, argues that Codegoni’s repeated posting of these images, even with the child's face obscured by emojis, constitutes a disregard for the court's authority and directives. A May court order signed by Judge Giuseppe Gennari highlights that such actions are evidently against the specified legal directions, expressing surprise at Codegoni's non-compliance, which grants weight to Basciano's claims. The unfolding legal battle underscores ongoing tensions between the former couple amid allegations of harassment and privacy violations.

The implications of this case extend beyond the immediate legal ramifications for both parties. It highlights issues related to the management of personal data in the context of family law, particularly when children are involved. As public figures, both Basciano and Codegoni could influence public discourse on stalking, privacy laws, and the consequences of sharing minors' images online. The outcome of this case could set a precedent for similar situations in the future, making it a focal point for discussions on the intersection of privacy rights and parental responsibilities in the digital age.