Elisabetta Aldrovandi wrote that judgments, particularly the device, should be read and understood. She argued that a definitive acquittal because the fact does not exist leaves no room for reservations. She said she could understand, but not justify, the poor legal knowledge of ordinary people, while she criticized that of professionals, who in her opinion should know the law. She added that some may have questioned a definitive and never contested decision to gain visibility. #Giustizia #Diritto #Sentenze (translated)





