The Salone della Giustizia starts today, scheduled at the Roman Aquarium in the Capital: three days, six conferences and 18 workshops until October 1st.
High representatives of institutions and politics, the judiciary and the legal profession, together with opinion leaders will be called to debate and investigate issues such as the role of technologies in the reform of justice, sport in the time of the Coronavirus, cyber attacks on public structures and private during the crisis, the advent of 5G technology by deepening the problems in terms of national security.
This year the Salone will feature three appointments with civil, criminal and administrative advocacy promoted by Cassa Forense in collaboration with AS Finanza and a series of face to face, to which Nicola Gratteri, prosecutor of the Republic of Catanzaro were invited. and Giorgio Lattanzi, President Emeritus of the Constitutional Court.
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Moderating the meetings Massimo Martinelli, director of Il Messaggero - Roberto Napoletano, director of Quotidiano del Sud - Anna La Rosa, former director of RAI parliamentary services - Marco Damilano, director of L'Espresso - Luca Gaballo, director of Rainews24 - Luigi Contu, director of ANSA - Gian Marco Chiocci, director of Adnkronos - Alessandro Galimberti, Sole24ore - Francesco Giorgino, RAI TG1 - Barbara Carfagna, RAI TG1 - Fiorenza Sarzanini, Corriere della Sera - Marina Perna, Ansa economy.
The Salone della Giustizia was born in June 2008. The project provides for an innovative and original public meeting between the judiciary, the legal profession, politics and professions to address the issue of Justice at 360 degrees, also investigating issues relating to the economy, health, work, protection and safety, to the environment, illustrating directly to citizens the requests, problems, solutions and role of a sector that has always been perceived as obscure and difficult to understand.