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article of Saturday, May 29, 2010
Aspiring judges? An army of asses
Luca Fazzo
Five hundred seats available, ten thousand entries in the competition, five present at the examination. In Milan to join the judiciary was a row like that. But only 309 were admitted to the oral. Reason: they are totally unreliable
Milan - A disaster: there were five hundred posts to be filled, ten thousand entries in the competition, five present at the examination. There are only 309 were admitted to the oral. And only 249 promoted. These are the figures of the last competition for entry into the judiciary, one held - a hundred controversies too informal for the climate - at the Forum in Milan. Moral of the story: more than half the seats were up for grabs as a magistrate discovered. Close the loopholes, the staff of the judiciary has proved impossible, at the lack of candidates to the role. That is the bitter realization that - as already said years ago Francesco Saverio Borrelli - "the country more than a certain number of judges is unable to produce, and even now those who pass the contest in the bottom of the list would be better than the 'had passed. " So, before the emergency - which sees virtually deserted entire judicial offices - is gaining a seemingly risky assumptions: the organic thickening of the judiciary going to fish in a large stock and immediately available, that of the fourteen thousand honorary judges serving in Italy. A legion of precarious and jobbers of justice - justice of the peace, deputy fees, court fees - which already stop the many flaws of the "justice system." In particular, the justices of the peace - usually advocates of modest fortune, riconvertitisi necessity or spirit of service - disposing of tens of thousands of cases a year, in both civil and criminal. Bagatellari causes more or less, but if they fall on toga colleagues would send the unit into a tailspin: they are the exclusive jurisdiction of justices of the peace condominium disputes and quarrels between boats, road accidents and appeals against the fines.
From time justices of the peace asked a series of improvement of their status to remain in service indefinitely (now can last a maximum of three four-year or 12 years) and pension contributions. But many among them also to feel ready to jump, jumping over the gap that still separates them from justice "professional". The road might be to a special competition reserved for them, to see if the degree of preparation conquered 'land' from each of them is actually sufficient for promotion. But it is precisely on this front that not all reviews are optimistic. Even among the justices of the peace several oddities occur, forcing the Supreme Judicial Council to intervene, sometimes not confirm nell'incarico at the end of four years (but the CSM has recently had to restore one of these judges and pay him damages of € 50 thousand), sometimes with disciplinary action and dismissals. Here's a small sample of action against the justices of the peace, extracted from the documents of the Disciplinary Committee of the CSM.
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