More power to politics and dismantling the CSM. The uncertainties of the lottery
The article discusses proposed legal changes in Italy aimed at modifying the separation of powers, including the role of judges and public prosecutors, which may undermine the integrity of the judiciary.
Csm, that strange postponement on the "Emiliano case": the decision only after the referendum
The Council of the Judiciary (Csm) will decide on Michele Emiliano’s request for a legal advisor position after the referendum results are in, due to unresolved technical and political issues regarding the request.
The appointed councilor: 'The Yes strengthens the impartiality of the judge'
Bernadette Nicotra, a councilor of the CSM, argues that voting 'Yes' in the referendum will enhance the impartiality of judges in Italy, emphasizing the importance of a fair judicial process.
When the CSM wanted to hold a lottery
The article discusses Elisabetta Alberti Casellati's proposals regarding reforms in judicial selection processes while she was a member of the Italian Superior Council of the Judiciary (CSM).
Oversights, errors, sins. CSM lenient: the tribunal of judges always pardons everyone
The article discusses the leniency of Italy's High Council of the Judiciary (CSM) in promoting judges despite various misdeeds, suggesting a troubling trend of overlooking serious professional misconduct.
Referendum, Former M5s Group Leader D'Uva Votes Yes: "No to the Connection Between Politics and the Csm"
Francesco D'Uva, former group leader of the M5s, supports the judicial reform referendum, emphasizing the need to separate politics from the judiciary.
Carofiglio: "The lottery of the CSM is a barbaric system. Constitution weakened"
Gianrico Carofiglio criticizes the lottery system used for CSM appointments, calling it barbaric and unconstitutional.
The prosecutor testimonial for the yes vote and that consultancy in the Senate blocked by the CSM worth 2 thousand euros per month
Annalisa Imparato, a young prosecutor in Italy, has become a prominent figure in the campaign for the yes vote on the justice referendum, amidst political concerns about a politicized judiciary.
Storm over the prosecutor. The center-right invokes sanctions: "Proceedings at CSM". But Nordio asks to lower the tones
A political storm erupts over prosecutor Nicola Gratteri's statements, with calls for sanctions from the center-right and support for press freedom from various figures.
Montanelli Crushes the Toghes and the CSM: The Video That Goes Viral
The resurfacing of a video featuring Indro Montanelli criticizing the Italian judiciary has sparked notable discussions ahead of the upcoming referendum on magistrate career separation.
From the CSM to the public prosecutors. Six fake news items debunked by the No front
The article refutes six key arguments made against a constitutional reform regarding the separation of careers between judges and public prosecutors in Italy.
Csm, the president of the Brescia Court: "My words manipulated by Meloni. Here is the truth"
The president of the Brescia Court claims that his words have been distorted by Prime Minister Meloni regarding a controversial reform.
The complaint from the togato CSM: "School of Magistracy in the hands of factions"
Council of Magistracy member Andrea Mirenda criticizes the Supreme School of Magistracy for being manipulated by political factions rather than serving its intended role as a training center for judges and public prosecutors.
Referendum, Mantovano: 'CSM is an area of impunity where sloppy and negligent judges are rewarded'
Alfredo Mantovano criticizes the Italian Superior Council of the Judiciary, calling it a 'zone of impunity' for judges, amid ongoing debates about judicial accountability.
In thirty years 30,000 mistakes. But the Csm punishes one in a thousand
A new book reveals stark statistics about wrongful detentions and the inadequacy of disciplinary actions against Italian magistrates.
From the Quran to the CSM
The article discusses the involvement of an Italian Islamist party in the upcoming elections and its alignment with the left against the Meloni government in the context of a referendum on justice.
The two CSM? Even Europe asks us for it
The article discusses the European Union's longstanding calls for reforms in Italy's judicial system, particularly emphasizing the need for the separation of careers and greater independence of judges.
Venice, the CSM chooses Davigo's wife as the new prosecutor
The Italian Superior Council of the Judiciary has appointed Alessandra Dolci as the new prosecutor of Venice amid a contentious voting process that split the council equally.
Meloni: 'Csm, right words from Mattarella. It is not a vote on the government.' And to Macron: 'No interference'
Giorgia Meloni praised President Mattarella's words regarding the judiciary and emphasized the importance of keeping the upcoming referendum campaign focused on substantive issues rather than political disputes.
When Pertini thundered 'no mercy for the Red Brigades'. The Presidents of the Republic at the CSM: the precedents
The Italian President Mattarella unexpectedly addressed the Superior Council of the Judiciary, emphasizing the need for respect for institutions.
Mattarella's Blitz at the CSM. And the Left Recruits Him for the No
Sergio Mattarella made a surprise appearance at the CSM, emphasizing the need for mutual respect among institutions, particularly the judiciary.
That strange letter requesting a raise. Gasparri: "The CSM should clarify: it wouldn't be a virtuous example"
Senator Maurizio Gasparri is demanding clarity from the Superior Council of the Judiciary regarding a rumored request for salary increases by some magistrates.
Csm, Nordio to Mattarella: 'I share your words, I will adapt. But if I'm called a piduista, I will react'
Justice Minister Carlo Nordio expresses agreement with President Sergio Mattarella's call for mutual respect between institutions while warning against accusations that provoke him.
Mattarella defends the CSM: “Respect for this institution is needed”
Italian President Mattarella emphasized the importance of respecting the Superior Council of the Judiciary amid recent criticisms from Minister Nordio.
Mattarella Will Preside Over the Csm Plenary: The Gratteri Issue on the Table
Italy's President Mattarella will preside over a Csm plenary, amidst a heated political climate surrounding judicial reforms and the scrutiny of Prosecutor Gratteri.
"You say untrue things, you delegitimize us." That stop from Vice President Pinelli ignored by Nordio
The article discusses the ongoing criticism and attacks from Carlo Nordio against the CSM under President Mattarella's oversight, highlighting the unity among magistrates in supporting their Vice President Fabio Pinelli despite these challenges.
A dismantled and weakened CSM: here's how it changes if the Nordio-Meloni reform passes
The article discusses the ongoing conflict over the justice reform in Italy and raises questions about the objectives of the Nordio-Meloni law, particularly regarding the separation of careers between public prosecutors and judges.
"My words were instrumentalized". Di Matteo responds to Nordio on the CSM "mafia-like"
Nino Di Matteo responds to Justice Minister Carlo Nordio's controversial comments comparing the CSM to a "mafia-like" mechanism, amidst rising tensions surrounding the upcoming referendum on judicial reform in Italy.
Referendum, Di Matteo: "Nordio manipulates my thoughts, reform aggravates the problems of the Csm"
Judge Antonino Di Matteo criticizes Justice Minister Carlo Nordio, asserting that the proposed constitutional reform will exacerbate issues within the CSM rather than resolve them.
From the CSM, mafia-like methods. The usual storm over Nordio
The Italian Minister of Justice, Carlo Nordio, defends reforms to break what he labels as mafia-like factions within the justice system while addressing past corruption scandals involving influential judges.
Nordio attacks the CSM: 'Para-mafioso system'. ANM: Offends the victims
Italian Minister Nordio criticizes the CSM, calling it a 'para-mafioso system', provoking sharp responses from various political figures including the PD and former Prime Minister Conte.
Schlein: 'Nordio on the CSM? A limit has been exceeded, this will leave ruins, the right insults Borsellino'
Elly Schlein criticizes Justice Minister Carlo Nordio for his remarks regarding the Superior Council of the Magistracy (CSM) and expresses concern over the government's silence.
Currents and mafia methods at the CSM. The hypocrisy of the left and ANM about Nordio and the same words of prosecutor Di Matteo
The article discusses the statements made by anti-mafia prosecutor Nino Di Matteo regarding the influence of factionalism in the Italian judiciary, comparing it to mafia practices.
Nordio against the CSM on Gratteri. Cirielli (FdI): 'The defeat in the referendum would not be positive'
Justice Minister Carlo Nordio criticizes the Superior Council of the Judiciary for its defense of prosecutor Nicola Gratteri amid controversy over a referendum related to justice.
Nordio: "Csm on Gratteri unites contorted expressions and minimal credibility"
Justice Minister Carlo Nordio criticizes the CSM's handling of statements regarding Prosecutor Nicola Gratteri, claiming it lacks credibility.
After the end comes the clean-up. Where the mines will be filled in, mining cannot be restored
Czech coal mining officially ends after nearly 250 years, but the cleanup and closure of the last operational mine, ČSM, are just beginning.
Now the CSM must evaluate his arrogant words. He can lose his position and risks sanctions
Enrico Aimi called for the CSM to investigate Prosecutor Gratteri's comments linking referendum supporters to criminal profiles, which may inadvertently encourage voter turnout among Yes supporters.
And the CSM holds back on psychological tests for judges
The Italian judiciary is debating the necessity of psychological testing for judges after political comments heightened tensions in ongoing discussions about judicial reform.
Gratteri, Csm: "Do not drag us into disciplinary issues"
The members of the CSM express concern over attempts to involve them in the disciplinary debate surrounding Prosecutor Gratteri.
Council of the Judiciary for Gratteri: 'Do not drag us into disciplinary issues'. The right wants apologies
'Council members reject the instrumental use of disciplinary action against prosecutor Nicola Gratteri amid right-wing attacks.'
The case goes straight to the CSM. And the Supreme Court will evaluate disciplinary measures. "His balance must be verified"
Nicola Gratteri, the Public Prosecutor of Naples, has made controversial statements regarding the upcoming constitutional referendum on justice reform in Italy, categorizing citizens' votes in a divisive manner.
The reform? Free prosecutors and CSM without currents
Sabino Cassese discusses the upcoming Justice referendum in Italy and emphasizes focusing on the individual questions rather than government opinions.
"The Roaring HDV and after a Night of Four Devil's Half-Breeds." With Coal, Mining Families Depart
The closure of the ČSM Mine in Stonava marks the end of a long-standing tradition of coal mining in Silesian families, who relied on this industry for generations.
The CSM's aid for the judges pro No in the Court of Cassation
The CSM's advisers are supporting judges opposing the referendum on judicial reforms in Italy.
The Anm has colonized the Csm with the currents. The propaganda against the referendum has been dismantled
The article discusses a controversial statement made by magistrate Silvia Albano regarding constitutional justice reform, sparking significant debate.
Czechs close the last hard coal mine. The company has presented a transformation plan
Czech mining is about to close the last chapter in its coal extraction history with the planned closure of the ČSM mine in Stonava, marking the end of nearly 250 years of coal mining in the country.
There is no other way than the drawing of the Csm. But now Travaglio contradicts himself
Marco Travaglio, once a strong advocate for the lottery system to eliminate factionalism within the Csm, has now contradicted his earlier stance amidst criticism of the current government.
Nordio relaunches justice reform: "The CSM does not expel inadequate judges"
Carlo Nordio emphasizes the importance of judicial responsibility and addresses critical issues regarding magistrates during the presentation of his book 'A New Justice.'
"It’s terrible, you must forget it." The last coal from shaft 300215, where mining is coming to an end
The article covers the emotional farewell to coal mining at the Stonava Důl ČSM as miners work to extract the last remnants before the industry ends in early 2026, marking the end of a significant chapter in the region’s history.
The toga was procuring assignments for the wife. The CSM expels him, the Court of Cassation saves him
A judge dismissed for unworthiness by the Superior Council of the Judiciary has been reinstated by the Supreme Court, which found only one of five charges against him unfounded, despite acknowledging his guilt on the others.