Riprendo la notizia dall'agenzia Ansa. The Supreme Court has upheld the conviction of a director of a judicial office Ligurian guilty of - as we say today - stressed his employee, a chancellor. The offender is to pay official compensation to the economy, whose size is not specified in the ruling of the Court (No. 23923). In return, the judges of the Supreme Court ruling raised the sentence from 20 days in jail for the crime of negligently causing injury: The prison sentence was intended by the appellate ruling, but meanwhile it is time-barred.
The victim injuries called Rita, and works in the office of magistrate of what was then called the district court in Imperia (now the district court was merged to the court). A cause her distress were expressions like "she's a fake, does not end here, I'll make them pay, is irresponsible." It seems that in the process have been the decisive testimony of co-workers: they confirmed that the manager had an "attitude everyday violent, aggressive, fueled by bad weather, acts of violence and abuse." This conduct would have resulted in the chancellor "an anxious state of depression, with tachycardia in emotional stress, illness requiring doctors to prescribe first, in March '99, seven days of treatment and rest and then in April of '99, another 15 days nursing and care ".
courts have recognized in the whole affair is a sure case of bullying. In the final ruling executive is accused of not having driven the required "inhibitors powers" to curb his excesses, as should any "average man, with common powers of perception and evaluation."
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