• Prescription. Melancholic (OCF): "For us there are doubts about constitutionality"
  • Prescription. Anm: "On praise Count pretext controversy"
  • Prescription, majority without agreement. Bonafede: "Some distances remain"

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January 25, 2020 The hypothesis of providing disciplinary sanctions for magistrates is "inadmissible", in the event that the times established by law are exceeded for the duration of the criminal proceedings, as instead emerges from the draft reform developed by the Minister of Justice Alfonso Bonafede. It is the position of the National Magistrates Association, which they will meet with the Minister of Justice this week.

The Guardasigilli's proposal is to plan the time of the criminal trials, which should end in 4 or 5 years at the most.

The idea of ​​setting strict times for the duration of the trials is "brutal": in the text of the reform of the criminal trial "there is a sort of formal notice" and "means to be completely disconnected from reality. The times of the trial they do not depend on the individual magistrate but on the scruple with which the facts are ascertained ", underlines the ANM to the central steering committee, in the report of the secretary Giuliano Caputo.

In the text of the bill of the delegation, "there seems to be a sort of formal notice", notes the secretary Caputo, who recalled the position of the ANM on the statute of limitations, in favor of the stop from the sentence of conviction in the first instance, as foreseen with the award proposed by Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte - expressed since November 2018.

In the position of the ANM on the prescription "there is nothing corporate" but the union of magistrates says "no to a counterpart with shortened times of trials or with disciplinary sanctions", Caputo underlines again. "We will clearly say this to the minister" 'he adds, and warns: on this'' we are ready to give an incisive answer ''.