Article 75 of Royal Decree 635 of 1940 ("Regulation for the execution of the Consolidated Law 18 June 1931, n. 773 of the Laws of Public Security") allowed a man to obtain the annulment of the acts of the Prefecture of Genoa who had denied the carrying of an individual weapon not war-type. Based on what documented in this person's appeal to the Regional Administrative Court of Liguria, permanent service in the Italian Army has been proven, in addition to participation in missions abroad.
These "precedents" and the clarification of feeling in danger due to information received from the armed forces about attacks on uniformed and plainclothes military personnel made the difference. The arrangement had been thought almost entirely for the belonging to the now dissolved fascist militia: the last paragraph, however, speaks of the officers in permanent service of the armed forces and the possibility of requesting and obtaining authorization at the port of revolver.
In such situations there is no difference between who wears the uniform and who wears civilian clothes. The Prefecture had denied the authorization considering the man a "simple" citizen, without taking into due consideration the norm that had been denounced on a regular basis. This ruling is undoubtedly interesting and will be an important precedent in the future.
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