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attack on the President of the Republic

Anyone who makes an attempt on life, to the safety or personal freedom of the President of the Republic is punished with life imprisonment. The law protects the physical inviolability of the person of the Head of State, constitutional protection of the institutions of the Italian State. Crimes against the personality of the State are characterized by a strong anticipation of criminal protection, sometimes considered borderline with the principle of necessary offensiveness of the crime), necessary prerequisite for the purposes of the reproachability of the acting subject.
In fact, these are often conducts for which emphasis is also given to merely preparatory activities, when corroborated by peculiar subjective attitudes.
For the majority of the crimes envisaged in this chapter, the attempt cannot be considered to be an attempt). A clear example is represented by this standard, which constitutes conduct that can be peacefully traced back to the attempt as a committed crime. Even though it is not expressly provided for, However, an assessment is necessary regarding the suitability of the conduct to make an attempt on life, to the personal freedom and safety of the President of the Republic, as well as the univocal direction of the documents. It is therefore clear that the rule must slavishly follow the discipline set out in the art. 56 c.p.. In the crimes of this chapter, the passive subject of the crime is the President of the Republic, understood as a state body, so the a wound is mostly attributed to the State system, and secondly to the particular passive subject, or the person of the President.