Traditionally, in Italy the role of public prosecution was defined in a way similar to other European continental countries: as a magistrate carrying out its function in an impartial way, although under the supervision of the Ministry of justice. In the last 40 years the situation has changed. The independence of public prosecutors has been strengthened, by severing all the connections with the Ministry and by extending to prosecutors all the guarantees of independence enjoyed by judges. In the meanwhile, public prosecutors have began to lead complex investigations against terrorism, organized crime and political corruption, developing also stronger links with the police.
Carlo Guarnieri (2015). Ministério Pùblico, Justiça Penal e a Democracia Italiana. Madrid : Marcial Pons.
Ministério Pùblico, Justiça Penal e a Democracia Italiana
GUARNIERI CALBO CROTTA, CARLO ANTONIO
2015
Abstract
Traditionally, in Italy the role of public prosecution was defined in a way similar to other European continental countries: as a magistrate carrying out its function in an impartial way, although under the supervision of the Ministry of justice. In the last 40 years the situation has changed. The independence of public prosecutors has been strengthened, by severing all the connections with the Ministry and by extending to prosecutors all the guarantees of independence enjoyed by judges. In the meanwhile, public prosecutors have began to lead complex investigations against terrorism, organized crime and political corruption, developing also stronger links with the police.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.