The Court of Appeal of Naples has filed the ruling device with which the precautionary measures issued by the investigating judge of the Naples court against two anesthesiologists from the Capilupi hospital in Capri, who ended up in the investigation of last July 18 into the so-called “card-checkers”, were annulled. The annulment of house arrest was made known by former magistrate Claudio D'Isa, who now works as a lawyer and who took on the defense of one of the two defendants who were now released. Maurizio Borzillo was accused of having exchanged, on Christmas Day 2015, his badge with his other anesthesiologist colleague, who arrived at the hospital fifteen minutes late. The charge refers to 45 minutes of absence in three different episodes. Furthermore, the two anesthetists could soon be reinstated in their workplace.
In short
The Naples Review Court has filed its ruling annulling the precautionary measures issued by the Naples Court's investigating judge against…
- The cancellation of house arrest was announced by former magistrate Claudio D'Isa, who now works as a lawyer and who…
- Maurizio Borzillo was accused of exchanging his badge with his colleague on Christmas Day 2015…
- The charge concerns 45 minutes of absence in three different episodes.
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The Naples Review Court has filed its ruling annulling the precautionary measures issued by the preliminary investigations judge of the Court…
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The cancellation of house arrest was announced by former magistrate Claudio D'Isa, who now works as a lawyer and who…
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Maurizio Borzillo was accused of exchanging his badge with another anesthesiologist colleague who arrived at the hospital on Christmas Day 2015…
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