ROME – The CSM rejects the reform of civil justice by advancing doubts on the efficacy and constitutionality. Today, the Sixth Committee of the organ of self-government of the Judiciary voted unanimously an opinion on the bill that will be discussed tomorrow by the plenum of the CSM. In about eighty pages councilors pointing the finger at the “frammantarietà and segmentation” of the legislative actions that have taken place in recent years in the civil trial with the “reiteration of multiple orders, each presented as a reform introductory termination of the evils of civil justice. ” Councillors criticize a “significant procedural reform or the legal order” made by “an instrument (Decree-Law ed ) that the Constituent Assembly has not set up for that purpose.” For the commission needed “a wider debate with operators, both inside and outside the halls of Parliament, ensuring in this way, even in the longer term, a more comprehensive and thoughtful reflection on the necessary changes.” “First it is good wait for the plenum “was the comment of the Minister of Justice, Andrea Orlando, which provides:” Some changes are being made in Parliament also based on the findings that have emerged. ” reactions. A request to the CSM to express an opinion on the decree law on civil justice was the Keeper Andrea Orlando, with a note of 18 September. The vice president of the organ, John Legnini , specified that “Tomorrow there will be the plenum: the commission came from a simple proposal that has yet to be discussed and can be changed. On the reforms we keep a
A reform ineffective directors. The new institutions covered by the decree, such as assisted negotiation, “have not, subject to certain meanings – reads the opinion – characteristics that lead us to assume that its introduction could lead to an effective reduction of the backlog and acceleration processes. ” The innovations introduced by dl are “partial and not entirely satisfattive – detects the Sixth Committee – to which of course will require additional interventions.”
The cut of the holidays. Also critical to the cut of paid magistrates. To this extent the commission “not only does not seem in any way to ensure greater functionality and efficiency of justice,” but “may even be counterproductive.”
responsible and constructive attitude. ” On another operative réponse Justice of the Democratic Party, David Ermini, which is expected from the plenum tomorrow a constructive opinion: “The minister Orlando has met several times in summer judges, lawyers and legal practitioners just to define an organic and effective. The decree, therefore, must be seen for what it is: an urgent measure which introduces extra tools – he added – that will certainly be refined in the course of parliamentary debate, to streamline and speed up the process in order to reduce the backlog “.
The rejection dell’Anm. Negative opinion also dall’Anm. On the website of the association have been published some slides against the reform Orlando: “Real reform when?” ask the magistrates. “The numbers speak louder than words. Magistrates Italian: the most productive in Europe.” In the civilian sector – according to data from ANM – there are in Italian 2,399,530 new cases a year against the 1,581,762 of Germany, 1,793,299, and 1,940,277 of France in Spain. The Italian courts are second in Europe for the number of civil cases defined for the first and criminal penalties.
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- from the mayor csm
- Holidays
- magistrates threatened
- Decree-Law
- collaborators of justice
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