Towards an ethical use of evidence in the Italian criminal proceedings

One of the main problems of criminal justice in Italy is the length of trials, which often last for years and risk running out of time, leaving everyone - defendants and victims - without a real answer. In 2023, to try to solve this situation, the Cartabia Reform intervened, introducing several changes to make trials faster and more efficient with the more extensive use of digital technology, and the invitation to use more alternative rites. In order to understand the main trial’s dysfunctions created before the recent reform, this poster presents a study conducted by researchers from the University of Foggia in collaboration with the Court of Foggia.