The statute of limitations concerns the consequences of a crime that expires due to the passage of time, but it does NOT prevent any investigation into the existence of the charge itself. Dear Carlo, it's certainly not the statute of limitations that is the problem, but what really happened in this case that must (must!) be investigated carefully. Best regards. (translated)
Christa Pike, sentenced to death for the murder of a classmate that occurred when she was 18, has been denied clemency by the governor of Tennessee, and risks becoming the first woman executed in the state in two centuries, despite her history of abuse and trauma. (translated)
"Get Alberto Stasi out immediately. You should have done it 19 years ago." (translated)
Alberto Stasi's lawyer, Giada Bocellari, argued that the lack of two negative counteranalyses on the DNA from the bicycle pedals, which emerged only recently, could have changed the outcome of the case, in which Stasi served eleven years in prison. (translated)
The Prosecutor's Office in Rome will withdraw the request for dismissal in the Ustica massacre case, thanks to France's willingness to provide documentation regarding the 1980 incident, opening the door to new investigations. (translated)
Giorgia Meloni defends the government's strategy to obtain truth and justice for Giulio Regeni, emphasizing the importance of keeping diplomatic channels open with Egypt, despite the controversies surrounding Antonio Tajani's statements regarding the verdict. (translated)
The listeners on Friday all said that Dr. Garofano couldn't not know. (translated)
The prosecutor then asks if there are any doubts about the fact that on 20.9.2007 there are two negative tests of the same sample bu_p, and the declarant responds negatively. (translated)
All the involved clubs were acquitted because "the fact does not exist." All are not investigated in the sporting venue. Except for Juve, loss of 80M, plus disqualification of the President and Board of Directors. "Sporting" justice. But come on, there are no more fictitious pluses, so much so that the market starts on December 28! (translated)
"After careful consideration of Pike's clemency request and after reviewing the case, I confirm the sentence from Tennessee and do not intend to intervene," reads Lee's statement in response to the woman's lawyers' appeal. (translated)
"I was an 18-year-old girl with mental health problems. It took me years just to realize the seriousness of what I had done. Even more years to accept how many lives I influenced. I took the life of a son, a sister, a friend of someone. It makes me feel sick to think that I was capable of committing such a crime," Pike said in a statement attached to her clemency request. (translated)
Tennessee will carry out the first death penalty of a woman after 200 years, Christa Pike, who at the age of 18 killed a classmate out of jealousy, while awaiting the Supreme Court's decision on the final appeal. (translated)
It emerged in court that Dott continues to declare himself innocent. (translated)
Former snooker champion Graeme Dott has been sentenced to seven years in prison for sexual abuse of minors, with the ruling pronounced by the High Court in Edinburgh. (translated)
"I am amazed by the controversies. I simply took a photograph of yesterday's ruling. And precisely because it is a limited ruling, because it does not tell us who the murderers of Regeni are, we want full clarity on this," said Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani on the sidelines of an event. (translated)
The defenders of the three Egyptian 007s convicted in the Regeni case are preparing to file an appeal, while Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani emphasizes the need to uncover the identity of the murderers and continue the struggle for truth. (translated)
Gianni Di Vita was subjected to a third interrogation in one day by the police of Campobasso after handing over two computers, while investigations continue into the poisoning with ricin of his two family members that occurred in December. (translated)
"But they didn't condemn him for the pedals!!1!1! No, they only arrested him with a furious crowd, and the evidence is mentioned in the final sentence as one of the cornerstones of guilt. Go gather the sugar beets." (translated)
A former student of Cornell University has filed a lawsuit against the university and its police department, accusing them of neglecting her report of a gang rape that occurred two years ago, leading to the reopening of investigations into the case. (translated)
