
The conflict of attribution raised by the Chamber of Deputies was partially accepted
The Constitutional Court has established that the Rome Prosecutor's Office can proceed for false statements against the former deputy head of cabinet Giusi Bartolozzi, but has the obligation to inform the Chamber.
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The Chamber raised a conflict of attribution against the Court of Ministers and the Rome Prosecutor's Office regarding the investigations into Giusi Bartolozzi.
The Rome Prosecutor's Office can proceed - but will have to inform the Chamber - regarding the investigations into the former deputy head of cabinet of the Ministry of Justice, Giusi Bartolozzi, accused of making false statements to the prosecutor regarding the case of the Libyan general Almasri.
On the other hand, the Court of Ministers should have explained why Bartolozzi was not 'a participant' in the other crime of which the government leaders were also accused, just as the Prosecutor's Office should have communicated the panel's assessment to the Chamber.
This is what, in summary, the Constitutional Court established, which only partially accepted a conflict of attribution between State powers proposed by the Chamber against the Court of Ministers and the Rome Prosecutor's Office.

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The Constitutional Court has established that the Rome Prosecutor's Office can investigate Giusi Bartolozzi for false declarations in the Almasri case, while imposing the obligation to notify the Chamber. Clarification requested on the lack of participation in the crime.

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