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Chefs, waiters, labourers: this is how the Smuraglia law opens business doors to prisoners

Summary by Il Sole 24 Ore
The legal concessions sought by the partisan lawyer who died a few months ago are still little known. But the Second Chance project is making its way across Italy

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Chefs, waiters, labourers: this is how the Smuraglia law opens business doors to prisoners

The legal concessions sought by the partisan lawyer who died a few months ago are still little known. But the Second Chance project is making its way across Italy

·Milan, Italy
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Il Sole 24 Ore broke the news in Milan, Italy on Monday, November 28, 2022.
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