(ANSA) - Rome, February 11 - Alessandro Criscuolo is
resigning as the president of Italy's Constitutional Court, ANSA
sources said on Thursday. Family motives are behind the
resignation and Criscuolo will continue to sit on the
Constitutional Court as a justice, the sources said. Criscuolo
told Premier Matteo Renzi, Senate Speaker Pietro Grasso and
Lower House Speaker Laura Boldrini that he was resigning early
on Thursday. He is set to meet President Sergio Mattarella later
on Thursday and will present his resignation to the court next
week.
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Family motives behind move