Italian prosecutors have appealed for the imprisonment of a 42-year-old man accused of sexual assault, citing concerns over flight risk and potential for re-offense. The appeal was presented to the Court of Review (Riesame). The accused’s lawyer, Giuseppe Tango, cautioned that the judge's assessment is preliminary and not a final conviction. This case also comes amidst growing concerns about attacks against members of the judiciary, with the National Association of Magistrates (ANM) demanding an end to such hostility. The prosecutor’s move indicates a strong desire to ensure the suspect doesn't abscond or pose a further threat. The court will now review the appeal and determine whether to uphold the initial decision or grant the accused’s release. The ANM’s statement reflects wider anxieties about the safety of legal professionals in Italy.