Diocletus
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Just 15 minutes before the search was to take place they called a public defender by telephone to see if it was okay.
What?
Just 15 minutes before the search was to take place they called a public defender by telephone to see if it was okay.
What?
I did email Polizia Scientifica - they wouldn't give it to me. If you have her personal email, I'm more than happy to ask her directly.
I think her qualifications, training and expertise are relevant; I think they are relevant for any discipline, particularly when it's brought into court.
The American Bar Association standards require disclosure of qualifications and training of those who are put up as experts. Why not in Italy? But, then, Professor Vecchiotti's are published by Sapienza are they not?
After all, even I can put on a protective suit and start swabbing things with bits of cotton wool on the end of sticks whilst wearing latex gloves. It wouldn't mean I knew what I was doing however. The thing is, you see, there's some compelling evidence that Stefanoni didn't either and that she made rather a lot of mistakes both en scene and later in the lab - well, in the lab, actually, the allegations are even more serious than that.
Would you let a Doctor operate on you without knowing his or her background? Why should courts let people testify as experts without knowing theirs?
Why? Because she is a police official working for the prosecution. Even though Italy is supposed to practice the adversarial system of justice, the inquisitional system lives on in practice.
You don't need homicide to have urgency.
Paragraph 1. says urgency is a founded reason to suspect that traces or things at the place may be altered or be lost if they wait.
It's right there in the arrest document. Geez, you'd think it was in a foreign language or something the way these things are ignored.
Avvisato della relativa facoltå, nominava quale difensore di fiducia l'Avvocato Tiziano TEDESCHI del Foro di Bari, con studio a Giovinazzo (BA), avvisato telefonicamente alle ore 12.50 sull'utenza 080/83941063.
Warned of its faculty, appointed as an advocate of confidence Lawyer Titian GERMANS the Court of Bari, with a studio in Giovinazzo (BA), warned by phone at 12:50 on the user 080/83941063.
What's your theory?
Yes, I do have an idea.
Let's just say that his was both a political task he carried on as a paid member of the SISDE and both because of his belonging to a "circle" of friends (Calamandrei was a close friend of him too). Those "friends" were connected by some peculiar interests, by masonic brotherhood, and by their attending some people and places.
The most important "friend" was a prominent politician. Besides the political-ideological and cultural alleigiance, peculiar interests included exoterism (this was a factual finding about Spezi) and peculiar sexual activities (on the part of the politician, of Narducci and other friends) and about "unorthodox" medical techniques to heal sexual problems (on the part of Calamandrei, Narducci and others); habits and acquaintances in common between Narducci, Vanni, Pacciani and Lotti were that they attended the same Florentine prostitutes (albeit Narducci was from Perugia) and they would also visit them together, driving two cars one of which was Narducci's Citroen; and they also shared some very peculiar acquantances (like a known "psychic"); peculiar places included "Il Forteto" and some apartments and houses.
But the question is not really how these people happened to attend a circle and became involved in activities that connected them to each other.
The actual point is that there was a structural element, we can call it a political element, that also happens to be made by masons, but this is incidental (it's only a sub-set of masons), it is basically a political structure, it had established itself in those years and already existed, it pre-existed to the entering of Spezi and others so that it was possible for those people to get involved in it, to become engaged under its umbrella, each one having the opportunity to take advantage of this in order to carry on their own personal illicit aims along their personal vices.
What keeps together a criminal group of power is that all members have something to hide, a need to cover up for each other and something to gain from their being the members of a circle.
You really should try to keep up. My statement was that there was no Novelli report concerning the "gap" samples or submitted in the Nencini proceeding. You failed to refute that.
You really should try to keep up. My statement was that there was no Novelli report concerning the "gap" samples or submitted in the Nencini proceeding. You failed to refute that.
I must hear Mach's answer first, as to whether Mach's laptop is a MAC or PC, before I reveal my theory, so as to preserve the integrity of the thesis.
But not surely, a public defender, referred to in a previous post. Tedeschi figures large in Mr Sollecito's book - a friend of his father, is he not?
http://www.zoominfo.com/p/Tiziano-Tedeschi/1231286944
Well give two theories (depending on the answer - Mac or PC), thus preserving the integrity of your thesis.
The failure to disclose the background and qualifications of the people running and supervising the tests and writing the reports is no different from the failure to disclose the methodology of the testing or the system, if any, of quality control/assurance and contamination recording/response. The police DNA lab in US terms is not compliant with standards and its results can be challenged on that basis.
An expert testifying in a United States federal court must satisfy the requirements of Fed. R. Evid. 702. Generally, under Rule 702, an expert is a person with "scientific, technical, or other specialized knowledge" who can "assist the trier of fact," which is typically a jury. A witness who is being offered as an expert must first establish his or her competency in the relevant field through an examination of his or her credentials. The opposing attorney is permitted to conduct a voir dire of the witness in order to challenge that witness’ qualifications. If qualified by the court, then the expert may testify "in the form of an opinion or otherwise" so long as: "(1) the testimony is based upon sufficient facts or data, (2) the testimony is the product of reliable principles and methods, and (3) the witness has applied the principles and methods reliably to the facts of the case."
You don't need homicide to have urgency.
Paragraph 1. says urgency is a founded reason to suspect that traces or things at the place may be altered or be lost if they wait.
Probably. Raffaele managed to call his father from the police station on the 5th. His father tried calling back and leaving messages with no response. The father probably figured out that Raffaele needed a lawyer and made the arrangement.
Ananda got the public defender.
carbonjam72 said:Originally Posted by christianahannah:
Well give two theories (depending on the answer - Mac or PC), thus preserving the integrity of your thesis.
And I'll simply suppress the one that's wrong, and claim I never did it. Same technique as Stefanoni's lab.
I thought this might be interesting to post
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUX2MnFS1rw
Subtitled Italian talk show
Kauffer said:Why, in any case, should the EDFs not have been handed over without asking, in pre-trial discovery?
JREF2010 said:I wonder if the Judges are asking this now, as they review the case files.
Probably not. As Machiavelli reminds us, in Italy people giving evidence are not on trial. Especially police, they are simply giving the facts and no one has the right to ask how they came to the conclusions they did.
An expert testifying in a United States federal court must satisfy the requirements of Fed. R. Evid. 702. Generally, under Rule 702, an expert is a person with "scientific, technical, or other specialized knowledge" who can "assist the trier of fact," which is typically a jury. A witness who is being offered as an expert must first establish his or her competency in the relevant field through an examination of his or her credentials. The opposing attorney is permitted to conduct a voir dire of the witness in order to challenge that witness’ qualifications. If qualified by the court, then the expert may testify "in the form of an opinion or otherwise" so long as: "(1) the testimony is based upon sufficient facts or data, (2) the testimony is the product of reliable principles and methods, and (3) the witness has applied the principles and methods reliably to the facts of the case."