17-01-2020 18:47
On Friday 17 January, at 15.00, at the Faculty of Law of the University of Foggia, a Round Table was held on the very current reform that affected the institution of prescription in the criminal trial.
The event – organized by the Foggia Section of the AIGA – had a parterre of speakers of absolute relevance, who addressed the controversial issue of prescription and the consequent repercussions on the reasonable duration of the criminal trial.
The speakers who attended the event are Prof. Marco Miletti, Professor of History of Italian Law at the University of Foggia, Prof. Avv. Fausto Biagio Giunta, Professor of Criminal Law at the University of Florence, Prof. Avv. Adelmo Manna, Professor of Criminal Law at the University of Foggia, Dr. Luca Poniz, President of Anm, Dr. Antonio Palumbo, President of the Sixth Criminal Section of the Court of Naples, Avv. Michele Vaira, Lawyer of the Court of Foggia, and Prof. Avv. Salvatore Sica, Member of the Cnf.
The work was moderated by Prof. Elio Belfiore, full professor of criminal law at the University of Foggia.
The proceedings were opened by the National President of Aiga, avv. Antonio De Angelis.
The event – organized by the Foggia Section of the AIGA – had a parterre of speakers of absolute relevance, who addressed the controversial issue of prescription and the consequent repercussions on the reasonable duration of the criminal trial.
The speakers who attended the event are Prof. Marco Miletti, Professor of History of Italian Law at the University of Foggia, Prof. Avv. Fausto Biagio Giunta, Professor of Criminal Law at the University of Florence, Prof. Avv. Adelmo Manna, Professor of Criminal Law at the University of Foggia, Dr. Luca Poniz, President of Anm, Dr. Antonio Palumbo, President of the Sixth Criminal Section of the Court of Naples, Avv. Michele Vaira, Lawyer of the Court of Foggia, and Prof. Avv. Salvatore Sica, Member of the Cnf.
The work was moderated by Prof. Elio Belfiore, full professor of criminal law at the University of Foggia.
The proceedings were opened by the National President of Aiga, avv. Antonio De Angelis.
