Filippo Mancuso ( Italian: Filippo Mancuso ; July 11, 1922 , Palermo - May 30, 2011 , Rome ) - Italian lawyer and politician, Minister of Clemency and Justice of Italy (1995).
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| Head of the government | Lamberto Dini | ||||||
| Predecessor | Alfredo Biondi | ||||||
| Successor | Lamberto Dini (v.o.) | ||||||
| Birth | July 11, 1922 Palermo , Italy | ||||||
| Death | May 30, 2011 (88 years old) Rome | ||||||
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| The consignment | Forward, Italy | ||||||
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| Profession | lawyer | ||||||
| Activities | law , politics | ||||||
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Biography
Born July 11, 1922 in Palermo, in the family of elementary school teachers. He received his secondary education in Sicily at the school named after William II ( Montreal ), later he graduated from the University of Palermo . He served as President of the Bari Court of Appeal and Attorney General of Rome [1] .
From January 17 to October 19, 1995 he was Minister of Clemency and Justice in the government of Lamberto Dini.
In May 1995, he initiated a check on the legality of the methods used by the investigation during the Clean Hands operation ; also checked the activities of the prosecutor's office of Palermo in relation to the mafia. The measures taken by the Minister of Justice were criticized by the parliamentary majority, and on October 19, 1995, the Senate, by a majority of 173 votes, voted in favor of a vote of no confidence in Mancuso, which was the first such vote in history in relation to the Minister of Justice. Later, the Constitutional Court confirmed the legality of such a procedure for removing a minister from office [2] .
From 1996 to 2002, he was a member of the Forward Italy Party faction of the Chamber of Deputies of the 13th and 14th convocations, and in 2002-2006 - in the Mixed Faction of the 14th convocation Chamber.
In 2002, the Freedom House coalition nominated Mancuso to the Constitutional Court, but when the opposition resisted, Berlusconi persuaded him to withdraw his candidacy, promising to nominate Mancuso's nephew, Mario Serio. In fact, the choice of center-right fell on , associate of the legal bureau Cesare Previti and attorney Berlusconi [3] [4] . Having severed political relations with Berlusconi and quitting the Forward Italy faction, Mancuso in September 2002 made a in parliament that the draft “ ” on reasonable suspicion had been prepared as a result of blackmail by Previty. On April 27, 2006, the term of the deputy mandate of Mancuso expired [5] .
He died on May 30, 2011 in Rome.
Personal life
He was a connoisseur of the Latin language, in which he spoke with his wife - Armanda Costa, loved music. Son - Giovanni, engaged in financial advice. Filippo Mancuso supported Juventus , did not celebrate his birthdays. Vladimir Luxuria claimed that when meeting Mancuso mistook him for a woman, kissed his hand and scattered in compliments [1] .
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 Carlo Sala. Filippo Mancuso (Italian) . Cinquantamila giorni . Corriere della Sera (6 maggio 2014). Date of treatment August 4, 2016.
- ↑ E 'morto Filippo Mancuso ministro sfiduciato "ad personam" (Italian) . la Repubblica (30 maggio 2011). Date of treatment August 4, 2016.
- ↑ Consulta, quattro nomi per due posti (Italian) . la Repubblica (30 maggio 2011). Date of treatment August 5, 2016.
- ↑ Morto Mancuso, il ministro sfiduciato (Italian) . Corriere della Sere (30 maggio 2011). Date of treatment August 5, 2016.
- ↑ Morto Mancuso, l'ex ministro che ruppe con Berlusconi (Italian) . Blitz Quotidiano (30 maggio 2011). Date of treatment July 24, 2018.
Links
- Filippo Mancuso (Italian) . Incarichi di governo . Camera dei Deputati (Portale storico). Date of treatment August 4, 2016.
- Filippo Mancuso (Italian) . Gruppi parlamentari . Camera dei Deputati (Portale storico). Date of treatment August 4, 2016.