Summary
The European Parliament decided not to defend the parliamentary immunity of former Member Mario Borghezio regarding criminal proceedings in Italy, as the incident was unrelated to his official duties. 9 15.02.2022
Other
justice
parliamentary immunity
Key points
- A request was made by Mario Borghezio to defend his parliamentary immunity regarding criminal proceedings in Italy.
- The case involves an alleged altercation with a railway employee over the lack of a valid train ticket.
- The Parliament determined that the incident did not concern political opinions or votes cast during official duties.
- Immunity is no longer applicable because the individual's mandate as a Member of the European Parliament ended in July 2019.
Speeches
4 Speeches in total
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Contra
Evelyn REGNER
S&D
Ewa KOPACZ
PPE
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