The investigating magistrate speaks of a “deep connection” between the presenter of *Report* and the man accused of organising the attack against him. A story so typically Italian that it seems to have been written by Vasco Rossi. We await the truth from “Candide” Ranucci

The precautionary measure was issued by the investigating magistrate in Rome as part of the investigation into the explosion outside the home of the Report journalist last October in Pomezia. An arrest warrant has also been issued for Gomes Clesio Tavares

Miscarriages of justice, wrongful imprisonment: why we should have a day of remembrance

The fact-finding inquiry into prisons requested by Tajani’s party has been launched, but has been accompanied by a heated exchange between the centre-right MP Calderone and Giusi Bartolozzi, former chief of staff to the Minister of Justice

The Chamber of Deputies has refused the Rome Public Prosecutor’s Office’s request to obtain the chat records between the former undersecretary and Caroccia, following a debate in which the government and the opposition put on an embarrassing spectacle. And there is controversy over the comments made by Bignami (FdI) regarding Scalfaro

With 636 auditors currently in post, there are as many as 104 senior positions: in effect, there is one president for every five auditors. This is a disproportionate number. The legislative decree approved by the Council of Ministers reduces this figure by 22 per cent

“Given the way this measure was brought before the Chamber – without any debate on the amendments and without any real discussion in committee – we cannot vote in favour of it today,” explains Ms Scarpa of the Democratic Party. Gaia Tortora criticises the centre-left parties: “What a lovely little clique”

The Anti-Corruption Authority’s new report details thousands of investigations and hundreds of suspects, but the number of confirmed offences remains much lower. The missing data on convictions

Rather than returning the material, which had been submitted in an irregular manner by MP Lo Voi, to the sender, the Speaker of the Chamber made it available to the Authorisations Committee, and the opposition requested to examine it. Fontana prevented this and now intends to refer the decision back to the committee

Criminal law reduced to an election gimmick turns legislation into a seasonal trend. It emerges in the wake of public alarm, offers momentary reassurance, then wears thin. Amidst ‘meme laws’ and ‘necessary culprits’, it is legal certainty, safeguards and the very stability of the system that suffer