On April 14, in Room A of the Law Building of the University of Trento, starting at 11 a.m., a round table will be held on the occasion of the presentation of the book “The Rognoni-La Torre Law between history and the present.
The book (first volume of the series AP -Profondimenti promoted by AvvisoPubblico), edited by Enzo Ciconte, describes historically the evolution of the law and includes contributions from a judge, a police officer and a mayor who experimented, from different points of view, with the application of preventive measures and the use of wealth stolen from the mafias for social purposes. It also includes a contribution by Giuliano Turone, an unpublished interview with Virginio Rognoni and excerpts from some recently declassified documents, as well as statistical data on seized assets and companies.
The round table will provide an opportunity for experts from different disciplines and perspectives to discuss the relevance of Art. 416 bis (and related measures) forty years after its promulgation.
The event is open and has been organised by the Faculty of Law of the University of Trento (scientific coordinator: Gabriele Baratto) in collaboration with CSSC and AvvisoPubblico.
Introduction and moderation
Gabriele Baratto, assistant professor of criminology, holder of the course “Criminological and Legal Aspects of the Mafia Phenomenon”, Faculty of Law, University of Trento
Presentation of the book
Enzo Ciconte, holder of the course “History of Italian mafias”, University of Pisa, editor of the book
Speakers (round table)
Andrea Di Nicola, associate professor of criminology Faculty of Law University of Trento and Director of the CSSC, Universities of Trento and Verona
Roberto Flor, associate professor of criminal law, Faculty of Law, University of Verona and scientific coordinator of the Verona branch of the CSSC, Universities of Trento and Verona
Sandro Raimondi, District State Attorney of Trento
Pierpaolo Romani, national coordinator for AvvisoPubblico