Government Attention Finally on Nocera Inferiore Court Issues

“After years of neglect by previous Governments and unfulfilled promises by members of the Democratic Party (Pd) and the Five Star Movement (M5S), amidst the deafening silence of local administrators politically close to them, the issues related to the Court of Nocera Inferiore are finally under the national Government's attention,” announces in a statement the deputy of Brothers of Italy, Imma Vietri, elected in the single-member constituency of the Agro Nocerino Sarnese, who has presented a specific parliamentary question to the Minister of Justice Carlo Nordio, in agreement with Senator Antonio Iannone, and also brought to the attention of the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Edmondo Cirielli. “For too long, the Court of Nocera Inferiore has suffered from a chronic shortage of staff, among magistrates and administrative personnel, detectable in all offices (from the Civil Sector to the Justice of the Peace, up to the Criminal Section) - explains in a note - In particular, the judicial structure counts a total of 33 magistrates, of which 1 president of the court, 2 section presidents, and 30 judges. A staffing level far undersized compared to the needs of the district, as emerges from the same institutional site of the Superior Council of the Judiciary. Two years after the resignation of the then-president Antonio Sergio Robustella, who left the office precisely because of the severe shortage of personnel, such problems reoccur unchanged, if not even aggravated, in the Report on the Administration of Justice in the District of the Court of Appeal of Salerno dated January 28, 2023.” “Until today, the many controversies and disputes have not produced any result, despite the entire legal class continues unflinchingly, and with great stubbornness, to voice their understandable reasons asking for spaces, human resources, and a concrete intervention on the structure that hosts the Court. For this reason - concludes the parliamentarian of Brothers of Italy - we have brought such a situation to the attention of Minister Nordio, in the awareness that the Government will undertake all necessary actions to resolve these issues, which risk paralyzing the justice system and jeopardizing the legitimate request of citizens to have an effective justice, capable of satisfying their rights.”