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	Since the unification, police records have been kept on every Italian citizen. When applying for certain jobs, a felony certificate [''certificato penale''] is required to prove that the applicant’s record is clean. These police records are held by the court [''tribunale''] of each province and copies may be requested from the court office [''casellario giudiziale'']. See also the section in this outline on "[[Italy Notarial Records\|Notarial Records]]."		Since the unification, police records have been kept on every Italian citizen. When applying for certain jobs, a felony certificate [''certificato penale''] is required to prove that the applicant’s record is clean. These police records are held by the court [''tribunale''] of each province and copies may be requested from the court office [''casellario giudiziale'']. See also the section in this outline on "[[Italy Notarial Records\|Notarial Records]]."

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