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October 23, 201917.52 The Constitutional Court on the issue of life imprisonment ruled that failure to cooperate with justice does not prevent award permits, as long as there are elements that exclude links with organized crime. The Council, which decided on questions raised by the Court of Cassation and the Perugia Surveillance Court, declared the constitutional illegitimacy of the art. 4 bis of the penitentiary system in the part that does not provide for premium permits in the absence of collaboration with the justice system.Consult: permits even if not collaborate
2019-10-23T15:57:34.973Z
17.52 The Constitutional Court on the issue of life imprisonment ruled that failure to cooperate with justice does not prevent award permits, as long as there are elements that exclude links to organized crime. The Council, which decided on questions raised by the Court of Cassation and the Perugia Surveillance Court, declared the constitutional illegitimacy of the art. 4 bis of the penitentiary system in the part that does not provide for premium permits in the absence of collaboration with the justice system.
Source: rainews