Wednesday, November 17, 2010

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Toghe Routes

Toghe routes Bruno Tinti, one of the most instructive books ever read.
In September, in Vasto I had the pleasure of listening to Dr. Tinti, Deputy Prosecutor of the Prosecutor of Turin, in a debate on the state of justice in Italy. His essay has the merit, through stories funny in its tragedy, to analyze the various failures of justice in Italy, making full light on the judicial system in our country, clearing the field from clichés, externalization of the various leaders and politicians (who often found in the state legislature and charged at the same time).
Toghe Routes is a disarming clarity, succeeding in order to explain to ordinary citizens not informed of the criminal code "because many people convicted of financial crimes in the scandal later got involved, because even the most common crimes (robbery, extortion, kidnapping, murder, etc..) are often committed by people who had been convicted for other offenses, because the process ends, in 95 percent of cases, with a sentence of not having to carry a prescription. "
The administration of justice designed by Tinti is a system that seems designed specifically for not working. And if the ability to administer justice, together with ability to pay taxes and charges, was one of the fundamental characteristics of the modern state, Italy is a country still immersed in the darkest feudalism.
Despite the shock that will give you ...... highly recommended.


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