Berlusconi may be ordered to help elderly disabled - report
Ex-premier needs to serve year remaining on tax-fraud sentence
08 April, 19:31 (ANSA) - Rome, April 8 - Ex-premier Silvio Berlusconi may be
asked to serve the remaining year of a four-year tax-fraud
conviction by doing community service at a home for disabled
elderly people, the website of Avvenire, the daily of Italian
bishops conference CEI, reported Tuesday.
A Milan judge is set to decide on Thursday whether Berlusconi should serve the sentence under house arrest or do community service.
The 77-year-old billionaire is too old to actually go to jail here.
The three other years of the sentence were covered by an amnesty. According to Avvenire, a report prepared by judicial office recommended that a Milan court tell Berlusconi to work one day a week at a home for the elderly.
A Milan judge is set to decide on Thursday whether Berlusconi should serve the sentence under house arrest or do community service.
The 77-year-old billionaire is too old to actually go to jail here.
The three other years of the sentence were covered by an amnesty. According to Avvenire, a report prepared by judicial office recommended that a Milan court tell Berlusconi to work one day a week at a home for the elderly.