If Lazio were to be confined in a damp and filthy dirty floor for 60 days for contempt of court, not allowed bathroom facilities nor lights, and provided no blankets, such treatment would violate [insert applicable laws or human rights].

If Lazio were to be confined in a damp and filthy dirty floor for 60 days without bathroom facilities, lights, or blankets, such treatment would violate their rights and be considered cruel and inhumane punishment. This would be a violation of the Eighth Amendment of the United States Constitution, which prohibits cruel and unusual punishment. Cruel and unusual punishment refers to any punishment that exceeds the bounds of decency and is disproportionate to the offense committed.

The described treatment of confining someone in a filthy environment without basic amenities for 60 days would constitute a violation of human rights, civil liberties, and is particularly prohibited as cruel and unusual punishment under the Eighth Amendment in the U.S. If Lazio were to be confined in a damp and filthy dirty floor for 60 days for contempt of court, not allowed bathroom facilities nor lights, and provided no blankets, such treatment would violate human rights and likely numerous civil liberties afforded to prisoners.