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It isn't "the same" legal violation.
Using official stationery for this purpose may be improper, but it's hardly the same degree of abuse of power of which Mignini was convicted. Nor does misuse of stationery reflect much on how the judge does his regular job in the same way that wiretapping, et al., do.
So when a US judge that is guilty of judicial misconduct complains about an Italian prosecutor that listened in on conversations between reporters or police, the US judge is welcome to repeat that judicial misconduct but the prosecutor should be fired?