The European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice

  Country profile: ITALY
 
CEPEJ Member

 

 National Correspondent
Fabio BARTOLOMEO
Directeur général des statistiques
Ministère de la Justice
Via Arenula 70
00100 ROME
fabio.bartolomeo@giustizia.it
 

Luigi CIPOLLINI
Statisticien
Ministère de la Justice
Via Arenula 70
00100 ROME
+39 06 683 22 07
luigi.cipollini@giustizia.it
     
Member of the Lisbon Network

 

 Pilot Courts
Mr Fulvio TRONCONE
Italian Superior Council of Judiciary

Ms Giovanna ICHINO
Scuola Superiore Della Magistratura
Italy
  

District Court of Turin
Corso Vittorio Emanuele II° 130
10146 TORINO
+39 011 43 27 531/2/3
tribunale.torino@giustizia.it

Organisation chart of the Court of Turin

Luciano PANZANI
President
luciano.panzani@giustizia.it;

Giacomo OBERTO
Judge

giacober@tin.it

Court of Appeal of Catania
Piazza G. Verga
95129 CATANIA
+39 095 446586
Guido MARLETTA
Président
ca.catania@giustizia.it

Angelo GIORLANDO
Président de la Section Civile
angelo.giorlando@giustizia.it
     

Evaluation Exercise
     

Events

Translations of CEPEJ documents (if available):
     
Links to relevant Institutions

 

 Resources
 

Legal texts (Codes, laws, regulations etc.)

    www.normeinrete.it
    www.giustizia.it

Case-law of the higher court/s

    www.giustizia-amministrativa.it

    www.cortecostituzionale.it

    www.cortedicassazione.it

Other documents (e.g. forms)

    http://webstat.giustizia.it/default.aspx (internal web site on statistics)
     
Recent developments in the judicial field

Reports on the implementation of the CEPEJ guidelines for judicial time management in 7 pilot courts / institutions (Czech Republic, Georgia, Italy, Norway, Switzerland, United Kingdom) (March 2011)

Satisfaction surveys aimed at court users: the Italian experience (2011)

 Publication of the "Libro Bianco relativo alla paralisi dell'amministrazione della Giustizia Civile" (25 October 2010) by the Camera Civile di Messina

Presentation of the Project Risolvi Online (IT) by Ms Roberta Regazzoni, Chamber of Arbitration of Milan, Chamber of Commerce of Milan, at the main event of the European Day of Civil Justice in Ljubljana, Slovenia, on 25 October 2010

The new laws on the recruitment, training of and disciplinary action against judges and on court management have been criticised by the Judicial Service Commission; a wide-ranging consultation is currently under way with a view to revising them. The Minister of Justice has set up a 10-member commission (including Mr de Santis) to improve the efficiency of justice: the entire works of the CEPEJ have been forwarded to it.

Programme outline for the efficiency of Justice
Organisational chart of the system of justice