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Elenco Unificato Dei Giudici Popolari Di Primo Grado Elenco unificato dei Giudici popolari di primo grado. ex Art.17 L.287/51. Comune di TORRE DEL GRECO N. COGNOME e NOME DATA NASCITA COMUNE NASCITA COMUNE RESIDENZA INDIRIZZO 1 ACAMPORA RAFFAELLA 21/04/1974 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA MONTEDORO, 97 2 ACCARDO CARLA 16/12/1962 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO CUPA OSPEDALE, 18/A 3 ACCARDO CAROLINA 20/07/1962 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO V.LE F. BALZANO, 16 4 ALLEGRETTO MARIA TERESA 24/03/1961 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA CIMAGLIA, 55 5 ARENIELLO IMMACOLATA 20/05/1959 NAPOLI TORRE DEL GRECO VIA PAGLIARELLE, 21/B 6 ASCIONE ANNA 08/04/1974 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA S.TERESA, 30 7 ASCIONE CARMEN 17/07/1974 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA NAZIONALE, 123/A 8 ASCIONE GIOVANNA 20/01/1976 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA A. DE GASPERI 79 9 ASCIONE GIUSEPPINA 07/05/1981 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA CIMAGLIA, 26 10 AVANO FRANCESCO 11/07/1964 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA S. GENNARIELLO, 21/B 11 BALZANO ROSA 02/01/1960 TORRE ANNUNZIATA TORRE DEL GRECO VIALE EUROPA, 56 12 BARLETTA ELISABETTA 09/04/1958 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA A. DE GASPERI, 62 13 BATTAGLIA GIOSUE' 06/03/1952 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA A. DE GASPERI, 15 14 BORRELLI FLORINDA 19/10/1974 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA MARTIRI D'AFRICA 10 15 BORRELLI MARIA TERESA 25/08/1952 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA PROCIDA, 3 16 BORRIELLO MICHELE 10/03/1961 NAPOLI TORRE DEL GRECO VIA MARESCA, 28/A 17 BORRIELLO VINCENZO 04/05/1951 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO 2° VICO SAN VITO, 43 18 BRACUTI MONACO GABRIELE 22/10/1955 NAPOLI TORRE DEL GRECO VIA SCAPPI, 11/C 19 BRANCACCIO CIRO 12/05/1968 PORTICI TORRE DEL GRECO VIA CAVALLO, 10 20 BRANCACCIO GENNARO 28/07/1965 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA ALGHERO, 2 21 BRANCACCIO NICOLA 11/06/1971 TORRE ANNUNZIATA TORRE DEL GRECO VIA SALERNO, 8 22 CALVANESE ESTERINA 23/03/1961 TOCCO CAUDIO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA FIORILLO, 4/A 23 CANDURRO ANTONIO 15/01/1982 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA CUPA OSPEDALE 18 24 CARLUCCIO ANGELO 18/12/1955 TORRE ANNUNZIATA TORRE DEL GRECO VIA PISA, 14/B 25 CIGLIANO GIULIA 11/06/1959 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA CAVALLO, 13/A 26 CIPRIANO ALFONSINA 11/02/1963 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA NAZIONALE, 77 27 CIRILLO FORTUNATO 17/08/1978 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA CALASTRO, 31 28 CIRILLO STEFANIA 30/11/1964 NAPOLI TORRE DEL GRECO VIA MONTEDORO, 41 29 CIVITELLA CIRO 28/08/1958 NAPOLI TORRE DEL GRECO VIA CAPPUCCINI, 8 30 COLANTONIO VINCENZA 13/12/1955 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA S.ANTONIO 27/B 31 COSTABILE ROSITA 20/12/1974 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO CORSO V. EMANUELE, 21 32 COZZOLINO AMALIA 03/05/1961 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA GRAD. E CANCELLI,10 33 CUOMO LUIGI 07/03/1965 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA DEI GERANI, 20 34 D'AGOSTO CAROLINA 16/06/1974 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA M. D'AFRICA, 60 35 D'AGOSTO GIUSEPPINA 26/09/1971 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA ABRUZZO, 11/A 36 D'ALESSIO ANIELLO 04/01/1953 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA ROMA, 102 37 D'APREA MICHELE 07/11/1966 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO III° TR. SANTA MARIA LA BRUNA 38 D'ORSI ANNA MARIA 06/11/1961 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA CIMAGLIA, 23 39 D'ORSI GIUSEPPE 25/02/1957 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA LITORANEA 86 Elenco unificato dei Giudici popolari di primo grado. ex Art.17 L.287/51. Comune di TORRE DEL GRECO N. COGNOME e NOME DATA NASCITA COMUNE NASCITA COMUNE RESIDENZA INDIRIZZO 40 D'ORSI MARIA CIRA 28/01/1969 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA CIMAGLIA, 23 41 D'URZO MASSIMO 08/09/1969 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO 1° VICO CAPPUCCINI, 7 42 DE CHIARA SALVATORE 20/11/1961 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA NAZIONALE, 56/E 43 DE CLEMENTE DANIELA 17/11/1976 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA CALASTRO, 31 44 DE DONATO GERARDO 10/01/1966 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO PIAZ. LUIGI PALOMBA 9 45 DE GAETANO ILARIA 28/11/1975 POMPEI TORRE DEL GRECO VIALE. F.BALZANO, 9/A 46 DE SIMONE CAROLINA 03/03/1962 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA PROCIDA, 6 47 DE SIMONE SORRENTINO LUISA 19/03/1973 C/MARE DI STABIA TORRE DEL GRECO VIA PROTA, 47 48 DEIDIER CHIARA 07/02/1959 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO C.SO V. EMANUELE, 154 49 DI CRISTO PALMERINO 20/03/1973 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA CALASTRO, 4 50 DI CRISTO PAOLA 24/08/1971 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIALE CASTELLUCCIO, 29/A 51 DI DATO ROSSANA 27/03/1959 NAPOLI TORRE DEL GRECO VIA EMILIA, 11/B 52 DI DONATO VINCENZO 09/03/1968 TORRE ANNUNZIATA TORRE DEL GRECO VIA PAGLIARONE, 55 53 DI DONNA GIUSEPPE 08/05/1958 NAPOLI TORRE DEL GRECO VIA FONTANA, 60 54 DI DONNA RAFFAELE 26/07/1978 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA ALGHERO 4 55 DI FRANCO MICHELE 06/02/1975 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA A. DE GASPERI 130 56 DI VUOLO GIOVANNA 26/11/1961 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA D. COLAMARINO, 19 57 DI VUOLO GIUSTINA 17/05/1958 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA A. LUISI, 15/B 58 ERMETTO EMMA 29/11/1974 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO C.SO VITT.EMANUELE 183 59 ESPOSITO CATELLO 04/05/1951 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA D.L DE GUEVARA, 1 60 FALANGA ALFIO 09/07/1975 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIALE CAMPANIA 22/C 61 FIENGO FILOMENA 18/03/1958 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA MADONNA PRINC.4 62 FORMISANO PAOLO 02/10/1977 CASTEL. DI STABIA TORRE DEL GRECO VIA ABRUZZO 26 63 FORTUNATO ANTONIO 14/10/1953 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA I. SORRENTINO, 27/B 64 FRULIO MARIA LUISA 08/08/1951 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA C. BATTISTI, 36 65 GALASSO ELENA 25/05/1967 NAPOLI TORRE DEL GRECO CUPA OSPEDALE, 18/B 66 GANERI MARGHERITA 04/06/1972 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA NAZIONALE. 56/E 67 GANERI MAURO 12/07/1970 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIALE CASTELLUCCIO, 29/A 68 GAVIGLIA GIUSEPPINA 27/03/1984 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA A. DE GASOERI 131 69 GIARDINO ANNA 04/03/1974 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA ALGHERO, 2 70 GINESTRA MARIA 04/01/1968 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA LAVA TROIA, 19 71 GINESTRA VIOLA 15/11/1964 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIALE CAMPANIA, 4 72 GIORDANO GIOVANNI 22/09/1974 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA GENOVA, 27/Q 73 GIORDANO SALVATORE 03/07/1967 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIAS.G. BATTISTA, 7/B 74 GUARRACINO ROSSELLA 23/01/1979 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA DEL LAVORO 2 75 GUIDA CIRO GIOVANNI 31/07/1963 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA B.V.ROMANO, 15 76 ICARIO ANIELLO 01/01/1957 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA CALASTRO, 31/B 77 IMPERATO CONSOLATA 13/06/1976 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA CIMAGLIA 37 78 IMPROTA GIOVANNI 10/07/1968 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA CIRCUMVALL. 160 Elenco unificato dei Giudici popolari di primo grado. ex Art.17 L.287/51. Comune di TORRE DEL GRECO N. COGNOME e NOME DATA NASCITA COMUNE NASCITA COMUNE RESIDENZA INDIRIZZO 79 IMPROTA SALVATORE 06/10/1961 NAPOLI TORRE DEL GRECO CUPA DEI CAMALDOLI,21/B 80 INCARICO CIRO 27/12/1969 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA MONTEDORO, 43/L 81 IZZO CIRO 24/10/1959 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA NAZIONALE 163 82 IZZO LUIGI 24/05/1958 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA A. DE GASPERI, 118 83 LAMPINI VIRGINIA BRUNA 17/08/1962 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA . DE GUEVARA, 17/C 84 LANGELLA CIRA 08/03/1971 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA DEI BOZZELLAI, 1 85 LIGUORI GENNARO 12/02/1971 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA TORRETTA FIORILLO,127 86 LOMBARDO ROSA 03/01/1977 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA NAZIONALE, 698 87 LOPEZ LUCIA 24/01/1962 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA CALASTRO, 31/B 88 LUPO IMMACOLATA 12/03/1965 TORRE ANNUNZIATA TORRE DEL GRECO VIALE EUROPA, 30 89 MADONNA ANNA 09/03/1962 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA LIVORNO, 7 90 MADONNA CARMELA 24/11/1963 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA G. BENEDUCE, 67 91 MADONNA COLOMBA ANNA 22/01/1972 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA DEL CAMMEO 7 92 MALVONE LUIGI 04/12/1959 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA DELLE MADREPERLE,18 93 MARESCA ANNA 28/10/1963 TORRE ANNUNZIATA TORRE DEL GRECO VIA NAZIONALE 950 94 MARRAZZO ANNA RITA 01/02/1980 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA GIOV. XXIII 5 95 MARTORANO ANNA 26/01/1955 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA CIRCUM.NE, 20/B 96 MARTORANO MARIA 17/10/1965 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO V.LE CASTELLUCCIO, 15 97 MATRONE GIUSEPPE 16/04/1976 TORRE DEL GRECO TORRE DEL GRECO VIA G.
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