Timeframes for Reassigning Assets Confiscated from Organized Crime in Piedmont
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Prosecutor General Lucia Musti states that in Turin and Piedmont, reassigning an asset confiscated from organized crime takes, in the best case, at least three or four years, while in smaller municipalities the process takes even longer, despite the efforts of the City of Turin.
Related articles: Lucia Musti's Statements on the Timeframes for Reassigning Confiscated Assets in Piedmont, Musti on the timelines for reassigning assets confiscated from organized crime (September 2026), Statements by Attorney General Lucia Musti on the Timing of Reassignment of Confiscated Assets (September 2026)
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- TorinoToday — 27 September 2026