The ‘Report’-Lavitola scandal will at least serve to counter certain ‘investigative’ methods and the moralising with which people judge others’ dinners and social circles

De Lucia: “Control of the prisons lies solely with criminal organisations, which want to leave things as they are.” The Minister for Justice’s response: “It is he who has lost control of himself”

Currently, criminal responsibility is not automatically attributed to minors aged between 14 and 18. Under the government’s amendments to the Criminal Code, this will change: the inability to understand and form intent will have to be demonstrated on a case-by-case basis. Meloni: “Anyone who assaults, robs or vandalises must always be held to account, even if they are 15 or 16 years old”

The Montecitorio Executive Committee has rejected the Rome Public Prosecutor’s Office’s request to obtain the conversations between the FdI MP and the owner of ‘Bisteccherie d’Italia’. However, the final decision will rest with the Chamber of Deputies. The Five Star Movement protests: “Executive committees have been turned into a safe haven for right-wing politicians”

Under investigation for aggravated murder committed using mafia-style methods as the alleged instigator of the bomb attack on Ranucci, the glazier speaks to the victim, his alleged accomplices and the press. Either the Public Prosecutor’s Office’s charges are flimsy, or the absence of precautionary measures is inexplicable

The Bologna case and the Roggero case share a common thread: the exploitation of the issues, which is very bipartisan

“Fourteen years and nine months is the sentence for premeditated murder, not for a situation as complicated as his. Advice on life in prison? He should keep as active as possible. I’ll soon be meeting Professor Gasperini to discuss justice on the ‘Futuro Nazionale’ programme,” says the former mayor of Rome

Against a policy that panders to the worst impulses of social media and the country. Against hasty judgements on sentencing. Legal safeguards to ensure we don’t go too far when discussing security and the rule of law 

Ranucci’s defence of his friend – who is under investigation for the attack against him – is not merely a dismantling of the “Report” model: it is a handbook on resisting the culture of public shaming and fighting against the media-judicial circus. A format that captivates