Court of Auditors, the new judicial year has begun

Numerous proceedings have concerned the undue receipt of public contributions and community fraud, but also damage to the image of institutions caused by the conduct of individual employees: such as those of janitors or teachers who committed sexual violence against pupils.

In 2022 , the Judicial Section of the Court of Auditors issued 248 sentences , 52 of which with liability sentences, ascertaining tax damages of 26,515,200.33 euros (more than half linked to a single sentence for an alleged undue receipt of public incentives from the Manager energy services for a company in Villasor that had built photovoltaic greenhouses).

The amount of public damages ascertained by the Court of Auditors of Sardinia is therefore growing again , thanks also to the work of the local regional prosecutor's office , made possible thanks to the sacrifice of magistrates and administrative staff, who have always grappled with the enormous staffing problems they have recently hit the Sardinian sections.

This is what emerged in the inauguration ceremony of the judicial year of the Court of Auditors , this morning in Cagliari, opened by the report of the president Donata Cabras, with the local military and political authorities present, followed by the intervention of the regional prosecutor Bruno Domenico Tridico.

"The activity of the judicial section of Sardinia - the president clarifies - has developed in the three areas of competence, addressing certain issues of a novelty nature and confirming guidelines already outlined in previous years". They range from liability to the quantification of the damage, also passing through numerous rulings on pension matters.

The regional prosecutor Tridico pointed out that - after the invitations to deduce from the accused - the initiatives taken by the state prosecution resulted in 52 sentences , in one there was a cessation of matters in the dispute and there were no acquittals .

Three proceedings have also been opened on the "Ingenium Sardegna" fund , set up to invest in innovative small and medium-sized industrial companies with concrete growth margins. The investigation would have shown that hypotheses of heavily indebted companies with increasing losses were acquired, which subsequently went bankrupt in a short time.