Transcript by www.newsy.com BY EMOKE BEBIAK You're watching multisource world video news analysis from Newsy. Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is under fire again- this time after a bill reforming Italy's legal system passed the Lower House on Wednesday. The new law would put a time limitation on legal cases cancelling many long-pending ones. Critics point out under the new bill, one of Berlusconi's four current cases would be dropped without a decision. Euronews reports a member of the opposition party saying, "There used to be two kinds of defendants ones who decided to escape the country like Bettino Craxi; the others who would come to court to face the charges. Berlusconi has invented a third: the one who comes to parliament and changes the law." The legislation would affect Berlusconi's case involving a UK lawyer he allegedly bribed into lying at court. The sex scandal case would not be canceled. But the EU Observer points out it's not only about Berlusconi: the reforms are actually necessary. "Italy's court system is notoriously slow and has been repeatedly criticised and fined by the European Court of Human Rights... Last December, the Council of Europe called on Italy to reform its justice system and speed up its 'snail-paced' trials." According to NPR, many people protested against the new law because it would affect several other high profile cases. "Shouting, shame, shame, demonstrators denounced the many legal proceedings that will be put under the ...