QUIRINAL
Mattarella: "Civil liability of judges, to assess effects»
The speech to young magistrates: you must strive to fund the fight against corruption, because it severely impairs public life and the business system
The new law on civil liability of judges "should be carefully evaluated the actual effects" of its application, emphasizes the president Sergio Mattarella talking to young magistrates visited the Quirinale. The head of state focused in particular on the new law governing the liability of the robes stating that "The recent changes to the law Vassalli have maintained the principle of vicarious liability of the magistrate and the most connected stingente discipline of revenge statutale the traceability to conduct subjectively qualified in terms of intent or gross inexcusable negligence. "
Corruption
Mattarella has also lavished words of condemnation to the phenomenon of corruption, explaining that "The magistrates must be fully engaged in the fight against corruption, because it will not be overstated severe alteration that results in public life and the business system from fraudulent diversion of resources to the parallel world of corruption. "
Recall
Mattarella then asked the young magistrates to have "courage, humility, respect for the dignity of the person." For the head of state in fact serves "courage, because the commitment that awaits you is vast and difficult"; "Humility, namely the constant attention to the consequences of their actions both to individual professional, and towards the whole of society." Then 'impartiality, fairness, diligence, hard work, respect for the dignity of the person. "
Legnini
After the intervention of the President of the Republic there was that of vice president of CSM John Legnini for whom "the magistrate must avoid indulging in corporate closures and above all you have to look from the flattery of the ephemeral leadership."
March 9, 2015 | 17:46
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