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03 November 2021 The opinion requested by the Minister of Justice Marta Cartabia on the draft legislative decree on the presumption of innocence passes by a large majority to the CSM, with only 2 votes against and three abstentions. The document expresses "appreciation for the positive transposition" of this principle, but also highlights "some technical criticalities", as summarized by the rapporteur Loredana Miccichè, official of the Independent Judiciary. Starting from the "risk that the correction procedure envisaged to eliminate references to guilt will excessively aggravate the judicial offices".



Di Matteo: with presumption innocence gag at pm


"We are moving towards a situation in which, until the final sentence, the trials on TV can only be carried out by the accused and the relatives of the accused, while no news can be given by the prosecutors and the police". This was stated by the independent toga of the CSM Nino Di Matteo, during the debate in plenum on the opinion, requested by the Minister of Justice Marta Cartabia, prepared by the Sixth Commission of Palazzo dei Marescialli on the legislative decree on the presumption of innocence.



"They can only inform the private parties, the relatives of Riina or Provenzano about what they think emerged from the investigations, will the commissioner, the carabiniere or the prosecutor no longer be able to do it? I - explained Di Matteo - I do not vote this opinion. , because it does not move the necessary criticisms in such an important direction that it leads to a sort of public silence, before the final sentence. welcomes the restrictive change ".