(ANSA) - ROME, NOV 16 - Two rightwing counciloors of the
judiciary's self-governing body CSM on Saturday asked for a
disciplinary probe to be opened against the leader of the
Italian judiciary's main left-wing faction for alleged
anti-government statements and stances that allegedly breach the
CSM's impartiality norms.
The pair, Isabella Bertolini of the League and Claudia Eccher of
Premier Giorgia Meloni's Brothers of Italy (FdI) party, said
Democratic Magistrature head Stefano Musolino made
anti-government statements on left-leaning La7 TV channel and
also at a protest against the proposed Messina Bridge. (ANSA).