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Italian Justice Minister Carlo Nordio is grappling with several issues, including the Almasri case, a referendum, and resignations, with the recent pardon of Nicole Minetti being the latest in a series of setbacks.
A political cartoon by Ellekappa criticizes Italian Minister of Justice Carlo Nordio and the government, reflecting public or media sentiment on current political affairs.
The Palermo prosecutor, Maurizio de Lucia, has distanced himself from Justice Minister Carlo Nordio's proposals regarding disciplinary power, as Nordio continues to advocate for justice reform and the separation of careers.
Justice Minister Carlo Nordio has defended his chief of staff, Bartolozzi, amidst calls for her resignation, stating she remains loyal, while also criticizing prosecutors.
Italy's Minister of Justice, Carlo Nordio, has dispatched inspectors to investigate the case of a family living in a forest, following concerns raised by a psychiatrist about the children's potential adoption.
Italian Justice Minister Carlo Nordio stated that if the 'No' vote wins in the upcoming referendum on judiciary reform, an extreme wing of the judiciary would 'mortgage' politics.
Italian Justice Minister Carlo Nordio stated that both sides in the referendum campaign on splitting judges and prosecutors' career paths had used excessive tones in their debate.
Magistrate Antonio Mura, former prosecutor general at the Rome Court of Appeal, has been appointed as the new chief of staff for Italian Justice Minister Carlo Nordio, leaving his previous role as head of the ministry's legislative office.
Justice Minister Carlo Nordio's Chief of Staff Giusi Bartolozzi and Justice Undersecretary Andrea Delmastro have resigned after becoming embroiled in separate furores, including the 'Bisteccheria case', which reportedly damaged the government's campaign and followed a justice referendum defeat.
Rome's Digos has identified two individuals from Padua and one from Naples as responsible for burning effigies of Giorgia Meloni and Carlo Nordio, leading to charges as investigations continue for other participants.
Justice Minister Carlo Nordio stated that if the Yes vote wins in the March 22-23 referendum on the government's controversial reform of the Italian judiciary, another reform will follow to prevent cases like Garlasco.
(ANSA) - ROME, FEB 26 - Justice Minister Carlo Nordio's Chief of Staff Giusy Bartolozzi is set to face charges from the Rome prosecutor's office for allegedly lying in relation to Italy's release last year of a Libyan general wanted for war crimes, she said Thursday. Bartolozzi said she had been notified that the prosecutors had completed their probe into her, normally the prelude to charges being laid. She said she was "serene and will go forward" while Nordio said he was "perplexed by the t...
(ANSA) - ROME, FEB 23 - Justice Minister Carlo Nordio said Monday the government's reform of the judiciary, which will be put to a referendum on March 22-23, does not limit the independence and autonomy of the judiciary amid opposition claims it may pave the way for prosecutors coming under executive control. "In this debate, everyone has their own voices, all respectable. I would like to know where they draw the conclusion that we want to limit the autonomy of the judiciary or subject it to ...
Justice Minister Carlo Nordio announced he will not be resigning despite the government's Constitutional reform of the justice system, which he drafted, being rejected by a significant margin in a recent referendum.
Italian Justice Minister Carlo Nordio has taken political responsibility regarding a referendum, stating that Bartolozzi is not in question and that the National Association of Magistrates (ANM) will exert strong pressure, becoming an "anomalous political subject."
Photos of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Justice Minister Carlo Nordio were burned at a protest in Rome, drawing widespread condemnation from across the political spectrum, with calls to lower the tone.
(ANSA) - ROME, MAR 9 - Justice Minister Carlo Nordio's Chief of Staff Giusi Bartolozzi has caused a storm in the March 22-23 justice reform referendum campaign by calling the judiciary a firing squad that had to be eliminated on Italian TV at the weekend. "Vote yes (to the reform) and we'll get rid of the judiciary, which is a pilot...they're firing squads. Firing squads," said Bartolozzi, during a broadcast last Saturday on the Sicilian broadcaster Telecolor. The remarks came at the end of a...
Italian Justice Minister Carlo Nordio asserts that the government's proposed judicial reform, set for a March referendum, does not undermine judicial independence, despite opposition concerns. He warns that a 'No' vote could allow an extreme wing of the judiciary to influence politics.
Italian Justice Minister Carlo Nordio stated that both sides in the referendum campaign on splitting judges and prosecutors' career paths had gone too far in their tone.