A magistrate must be impartial when he performs his duties but I confess that I do not feel completely impartial. Indeed, I feel partisan, I am a partisan of the Constitution.

— Antonio Ingroia

Un magistrato deve essere imparziale quando esercita le sue funzioni ma io confesso che non mi sento del tutto imparziale. Anzi, mi sento partigiano, sono un partigiano della Costituzione.

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in response to criticism of his attendance of the October 2011 congress of the Party of Italian Communists.

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A magistrate must be impartial when he performs his duties but I confess that I do not feel completely impartial. Indeed, I feel partisan, I am a partisan of the Constitution.

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