"I have full confidence in the institutional sensitivity of Minister Cartabia, in her competence, in her capacity for dialogue and synthesis. I trust that the political forces, all the political forces in Parliament, are aware that the path of reform is an obligatory road at this point. , and not only for access to Recovery funds but for the balance of the institutions themselves, and responsibly converge on shared solutions and in the sole general interest of an effective and just judicial system ".
"Separation of powers, autonomy and independence of the judiciary are milestone and inalienable values and principles, which must be removed from political and media tensions. In this sense, I am convinced that the natural seat for shared reforms is Parliament rather than a referendum process which, for good reason of its necessarily abrogative nature, it could only lead to partial and, as such, unsystematic outcomes ". Thus the vice-president of the CSM David Ermini speaking at the national congress of democratic judiciary underway in Florence.
"Some of the reform proposals have a common denominator: separation. A first separation is that of the prosecutor from the jurisdiction, advocated with the declared aim of making the judge more independent, but, it seems to me, without sufficient consideration of the inevitable subsequent developments. One cannot fail to ask what independence from politics and from the government the prosecutor could enjoy, and therefore how much independence the criminal jurisdiction itself could benefit from, which operates out of necessity at the instigation of the prosecutor.
"It is more and more those who today revoke in doubt the legitimacy of the magistrates, of the Association, to take the floor in the public debate on justice. dominant thought, we are accused of being and moving as a "caste". A "caste" animated by the desire to preserve privileges, which does not scruple, to oppose unseen reforms. We live in a complicated time, which must lead us to unit value ". Thus the president Anm Giuseppe Santalucia at the Congress of the Democratic Judiciary.
