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Mattarella: "The Magistrates Must Not Be Conditioned by Other Powers"

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The magistrates must not have any hierarchical awe, just as they must not be conditioned either by interests or by the will of other powers. The president of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella, has reiterated this by receiving at the Quirinale ordinary magistrates in internship.

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The head of state speaks to the magistrates in internship and defends their independence from politics. warns: a wrong comment online is enough to crack trust in justice. "Young magistrates ask for confidentiality and attention in the use of social media"

·Italy
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The magistrates must not have any hierarchical awe, just as they must not be conditioned either by interests or by the will of other powers. The president of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella, has reiterated this by receiving at the Quirinale ordinary magistrates in internship. The Head of State has remembered that "the equality of all citizens [...] The article Mattarella: "The magistrates must not be conditioned by other powers. Necessary to avo…

·Rome, Italy
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Autonomous and independent. And above all not conditioned ?n by interests n by will of other powers?. Sergio Mattarella takes the floor at the Quirinale, in front of...

·Rome, Italy
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Al Quirinale received ordinary magistrates in internship. The head of the State: also refers to the use of social media: "Improper use must not compromise the prestige of the judicial function"

·Rome, Italy
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The head of state meeting the trainees in law: • Only in this way can the equal dignity of persons be guaranteed •

·Turin, Italy
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ANSA broke the news in Rome, Italy on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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