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Lawyer Elisabetta Aldrovandi has written about practicing her profession for nearly 26 years and trying to maintain respect and moderation when criticizing others' opinions, without attacking individuals. Referring to statements from colleagues in the media, she said she does not agree with cases where criticism turns into offense, mockery, or personal insinuations. Aldrovandi added that, in her opinion, lawyers have a particular responsibility due to their role, for professional ethics even outside the courts, and because they are the only private profession in law mentioned in the Constitution. She hoped that her colleagues would remember this, regardless of their position, and associated the message with the hashtag #garlasco. #garlasco #avvocato #etica #rispetto (translated)

Raffaele Ceresa wrote that lawyer Paniz, Berlusconi's parliamentarian for three legislatures, was once again leading the protest of those who were asking for the revaluation of pensions based on inflation. He added that, while salaries were not being revalued, 300 deputies also wanted interest. https://t.co/sMhRoNzVUL #politica #vitalizi #parlamento (translated)

Andrea Sempio's lawyer, Liborio Cataliotti, claims that there is no concrete evidence against his client and warns that denying the review of Alberto Stasi's conviction and prosecuting Sempio would create a complex and dangerous legal situation. #Garlasco #Giustizia #Processo (translated)

Elena Varotto turned to lawyer Cataliotti, stating that Dr. Albani had presented all the results in a 93-page report. She added that the historical moments were not comparable and defined the situation as a historic turning point. The post referred to Garlasco and mentioned Ore 14 of Rai 2. #garlasco #giustizia #avvocato #svoltaepocale (translated)

In the Garlasco case, lawyer Macrì commented on the tests not carried out on Stasi's bicycle and the male DNA. He argued that it was not correct to still talk about mistakes, defining what happened as deliberate omissions and serious crimes. https://t.co/u2sDQCJpio #Garlasco #Giustizia #Diritto (translated)

The author of the post argued that the most authoritative opponent of the Italian law, which he claimed was about to adopt the definition of antisemitism from the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA), was Kenneth Stern, the American lawyer who had drafted the definition and who was then directing the Bard Center for. #antisemitismo #IHRA #giustizia #IT #US (translated)

Luigi Grimaldi wrote that, in his opinion, there would soon be other suspects in the Garlasco case, each with a lawyer. He predicted that the lawyers would appear on television claiming Sempio's innocence and the impossibility of a review for Stasi, adding that he would bet on this scenario because, in his view, it was easy to guess. #Garlasco #giustizia #processo (translated)

The career of Gaetano Armao, an administrative lawyer and former Sicilian regional councilor, intertwines teaching, politics, corruption investigations, and his marriage to magistrate Giusi Bartolozzi, highlighting an influential yet controversial professional and personal journey in the Sicilian scene. #Corruzione #Sicilia #Politica (translated)

Marco Setaccioli argued that Giuseppe Conte was using an increasingly studied rhetorical scheme to attract conspiracy theorists, opponents of the Euro-Atlantic axis, and pacifists. In his opinion, the speech delivered the day before at a disarmament event organized by CGIL in Sesto Fiorentino, where figures Setaccioli described as close to Russia were present, attributed the responsibility for the war to the choices of the United States, the United Kingdom, and European countries, downplaying the Russian responsibility. According to Setaccioli, Conte also accused the West of prolonging the conflict by aiming for an impossible military victory, without mentioning Russia's attempt to erase Ukraine. The author stated that this stance created a moral equivalence between the aggressor and the victim and portrayed Ukrainians as lacking autonomy. He also contested the reference to reconstruction, arguing that without weapons to defend Ukrainian cities and borders, there would be no country left to rebuild. Setaccioli described the appeal to international law as contradictory because, in his view, Conte was calling for the cessation of arms shipments without explaining how this was compatible with Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. He added that the speech did not indicate other means to stop the war, nor did it request commitments from Russia. Finally, Setaccioli maintained that this position was not progressive and compared Conte and Roberto Vannacci to those, in his view, who would have ceded the Sudetenland in 1938. He asked whether Elly Schlein believed that legitimizing the occupation in exchange for cheaper gas, disarming Ukraine, and accepting an order dominated by great powers could be reconciled with the Democratic Party. #Disarmo #Ucraina #Politica (translated)

Carmelo Schininà announced that professors Avato and Fabbri would soon issue a statement to announce their intention to take action against Marzio Capra for the television statements he made about them regarding the DNA retests of Chiara Poggi found on the pedals of Alberto Stasi's bicycle. He added that the two consultants had requested to be heard by the Pavia Prosecutor's Office in the case of the pedals as informed persons. #garlasco #giustizia #avvocato #inchiesta (translated)