The Government Approves the “Anti-Slaughter” Bill: the Rules on the Imputability of Minors Change. Meloni: “Those Who Make Mistakes Are Responsible for Their actions.” The Oppositions: 'Shame'
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The rule introduces a rebuttable presumption of criminal responsibility: the minor shall be considered capable of understanding the meaning of his acts, unless there is evidence to the contrary.
Until now, young people under the age of 18 were not automatically prosecuted, unless their capacity to understand the facts was proven.
Italy's Prime Minister Meloni wants to convince with the issue of public security. She is intensifying the course against juvenile offenders.
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der Standard DEFor the time being, Italy's right-wing government is attracting the screws. With little success so far, youth prisons are full, there is no talk of deterrent effects.
Adolescents could be prosecuted from the age of 14 and judges would no longer be required to prove whether the offender was aware of his or her actions.
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