The fifth commission of the CSM, in the meeting of 22 May 2024, took the following decisions regarding managerial and semi-managerial positions. Three votes each for Francesco Giuseppe Puleio (administrative prosecutor of Catania) e Francesco Curcio (chief prosecutor of Potenza) to take on the role of chief prosecutor of Catania. Same situation a Napleswhere for the general prosecutor’s office the duel in the Plenum will be between Aldo Policastro (chief prosecutor of Benevento) e Antonio Balsamo (Deputy Attorney General). Also in this case the commission was split, giving three votes each to the two candidates.
Unanimity instead for Lucia Musti, current deputy general prosecutor of Bologna, as new general prosecutor of Turin. Same situation for Walter Carrisisupervisory magistrate of Agrigento, who is preparing to become the new president of the supervisory court of Caltanissetta.
The commission expressed itself entirely in favor of b judge of the court of Milan, as the new president of the court of Novara. Following the Review, the professional and lay councilors made their choice unanimously Ettore Squillace Greco for the position of Attorney General of Florence.
Moving on to the semi-managerials, unanimity for Alberto Scaramuzzajudge of the court of Venice who will manage, plenum permitting, the role of deputy president of the investigating judge section of the court of Venice. Maria Rosaria Salzano, councilor of the Court of Appeal of Naples is ahead (four votes to two) compared to Marcello Suma, judge of the court of Naples, for the presidency of the section of the court of Torre Annunziata, criminal sector. In the end, Innocence Vono, councilor of the Court of Appeal of Venice, obtained three votes for the presidency of the section (civil sector) of the court of Venice. Two votes went to Luca Petrelli, judge of the Rovereto court.
