Nulle fines of plainclothes policeman
not apply fines made by the fighters in civilian clothes or not in service. The Supreme Court has in fact broken the record made of a motorist Reggio Emilia, fined by a policeman who had caught in the act and had not resisted the temptation to fine even though it was his day off. The penalty had been declared void by a court of peace, but the City had been used.
The nullity of the report made by the policeman in civilian clothes had been declared, October 29, 2003, justice of the peace of Reggio Emilia, which had given reason to Mrs. Sandra S. who had objected to the violation of off-duty policeman pointing out that "the agents in charge of traffic control, when operating on the road must be visible at a distance by the use of special clothing or uniform." Against the verdict of the magistrate had recourse to the Supreme Court, the municipality of Reggio Emilia desire to collect the money from the fines even higher by off-duty brigades. But the supreme court replied that "members of the municipal police have the status of judicial police officers only within the territorial entity of belonging and limited to the time they are in service and that unlike other bodies (police, carabinieri, Guardia di Finanza), whose members operate throughout the country and are always on duty. "In essence, the Supreme Court, the status of judicial police officers in the case of alert," is subject to the limitation of space that those agents are located within the territorial entity of belonging to the condition that they are actually in service. "The policeman who fined Mrs. Sandra was" in plain clothes and off by the security service and was aboard his vehicle in the flow Traffic: its fine does not apply the 5771 ruling established the "ermine".
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