Martelli and Quartapelle Separate at Polling Station: ‘No Arguments’

Two judges, Martelli and Quartapelle, reportedly had a disagreement at a polling station during the Italian elections. The exchange centered on the issue of maintaining the constitution through majority rule versus preventing divisions within judicial offices. They were joined by Judge Parenti of Milan, suggesting a broader debate regarding judicial reform and potential partisan influence.

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