Ministero della Giustizia in the news

Senator Enrico Borghi criticized the Ministry of Justice for its inadequate response to the severe staffing crisis at the Verbania Court, which operates with nearly half its required personnel.

Undersecretary Alberto Balboni discusses the complexities of the Italian justice system, noting important reforms have been made but others still need completion.

Judicial offices in the district of Perugia face a financial crisis with depleted funds for essential services, prompting an urgent request for refinancing from the Ministry of Justice.

The Decree 383/2026/ND-CP integrates new functions, tasks, and organizational structure to the Ministry of Justice, specifically including human rights protection and updating its powers.

The Perugia Public Prosecutor's Office urgently requested refinancing from the Ministry of Justice due to depleted funds for essential operational expenses, warning of increasing debt and potential disruptions to judicial services.

The Ministry of Justice is undergoing a significant restructuring and expansion of its responsibilities, including human rights protection and administrative procedure management, effective November 1, 2026.

The Ministry of Justice was ordered by the TAR of Tuscany to reimburse the former director of Sollicciano prison about 18,000 euros for rental costs after no service accommodation was provided.

A report by Roberto Garofoli highlights the PNRR's success in civil justice reform but notes persistent regional disparities, proposing structural interventions, enhanced technology use, and strategic personnel deployment to maintain progress and boost economic growth.

The Ministry of Justice received the ASOCIO Digital Government Award 2026 for its digital transformation efforts in legal platforms and tools.

The Ministry of Justice was ordered by the Court of Appeal of Naples to pay 7,360 euros to two brothers because their civil case in Avellino lasted over fourteen years, violating the reasonable duration established by the Pinto Law.

President Mattarella granted clemency to a jeweler convicted of killing robbers and two drug offenders, reducing their sentences to less than four years and potentially allowing for alternative measures.

Many candidates are declining job offers at the Ministry of Justice due to low salaries, poor working conditions, and high transfer costs, leading to staff shortages and calls for urgent reform.

The Milan Court is experiencing critical staff shortages due to a Ministry of Justice decree, potentially leading to significant delays in criminal hearings and other judicial processes despite some ministry-announced increases.

The Court of Milan is facing a severe staff shortage, impacting essential services and recruitment, while the Ministry of Justice claims to have increased staffing and attributes renunciations to specific circumstances.

Stefano Dambruoso has been appointed as the new deputy prosecutor of Bologna.

The article details an escalating conflict between the Italian Parliament and public prosecutors, focusing on the Giusi Bartolozzi and Almasri cases and the strained relationship between the judiciary and legislature.

A public notice has been issued for a lawsuit against the Ministry of Justice regarding a recruitment process for 2,970 non-managerial staff.

A training course for 200 delegates on evaluating administrative procedures in legal document drafting was presented by the Ministero della Giustizia, based on Circular No. 26/2025.

The "Per l’Alto Mare Aperto" initiative, involving various partners including the Local Office of External Penal Enforcement of Trapani, used the sea to educate young people on legality, responsibility, and personal growth, culminating in an awards ceremony.

The Ministry of Justice increased administrative staff at the Milan Court, adding 220 positions and improving staff ratios, with further recruitment planned despite past renunciations influenced by internal stabilizations and high living costs.