Hardy Weinberg 3 Different Problems

homeless cats and the machinery of justice

I read the following news on Yahoo! News:

Held: 50% are awaiting trial
(ANSA) - ROMA, 27 NOV - 'About 58 000 prisoners about 30 000 are awaiting opinion '. Alfano said the minister at the House Judiciary Committee. On October 28, prisoners awaiting trial are the first 18,140. The appellants are 9,675 and 3,682 applicants. The Keeper explained that the overcrowding of prisons is solved by building new buildings and the government assumed inputs in the private construction of infrastructure, through funding, not in management.

Then maybe I'll be a bit 'stupid, but in my opinion, having regard to that there are 18,000 people who do not know if they are guilty or innocent, the solution would be to judge them quickly. What possible through the simplification of cumbersome procedures that are beyond belief. But no, there are people in prison who do not necessarily have to be there is not considered a problem. The only problem is overcrowding, and the solution is to build new prisons. Certainly, it is the most profitable solution for the usual manufacturers.
Also in this connection, I had hit the news a few days ago ANSA on a process rather famous:

Meredith: toward reference process for issues
techniques, the first hearing in mid-January
(ANSA) - Perugia, 25 NOV - will be postponed to mid-January, the first hearing of the case against Sollecito and Amanda for the murder of Meredith Kercher. The approach was informed this morning by the presiding judge in Perugia one of the young defenders of Puglia. The decision to postpone the initiation of the proceeding is related to technical issues. In particular the need to include in the file of the hearing all documents specified by the court preliminary hearing. Without absolutely

judgments of guilt or innocence, I imagined being in prison, maybe he is innocent, and wait for the completion of the trial because has proved my innocence. The spirit in which I could take a delay of fifty days for technical reasons "? Fifty days of the lives of two boys, who might (repeat, might) be innocent, thrown to the wind because of bureaucratic delays.
seems to me that there is just something wrong, and it is a matter of bricks and cement.