Well Bill you'll like this:
http://www.ilsecoloxix.it/p/italia/2015/12/13/ASZLZKl-amanda_misure_cassazione.shtml
The judgment on the crime of Perugia, the last, the one that finally acquitted Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito of the charge of murdering Meredith Kercher, had established a number of principles. The scientific findings should be done with rigor , the investigations follow at least a decent minimum of logic, you must indicate the motive with a certain likelihood. Maybe not indulging in morbid reconstructions and moralistic (the orgetta attempted with the British student) who make accusations game, because the winks to unconventional sexuality always cast a bad light on the defendants.
Like it or not, in the dispute between colpevolisti and innocentisti that accompanies every great fact of crime (always), were the principles of legal culture finally to modern and civilized country. Applying them, it would also avoid the indecent spectacle of inquiries and above cumbersome processes coaster, flying up and down by the courts of appeal to the Supreme Court.
The confirmation of the sentence Stasi is a step backwards. Whether guilty or not, there were against him more clues about Amanda (more on that urge). Investigations have moved immediately into chaos. The crime scene was trampled by 24 people and the autopsy did not respect even the most basic protocols, pace of the rigor of the findings. The motive indicated fear that Clare reveal the passion of Stasi to pornography (and not for pornography, a crime, which has been completely exonerated) seems laughable today.
You may think that a person's reputation would be ruined when it was known that watching some video red light ?
Yet this time the Supreme Court has said ok, that's fine the condannicchia 16 years remedied by the Stasi in the second appeal process. Pace dell'inconsueta fact that not defense but the prosecution, the Attorney General of the Supreme Court, has demolished the ruling, highlighting the contradictions marchiane.
What happened this time? Not wanting to evoke fanciful and improbable reconstructions, it is clear that the judges are convinced that the plant of the same accusations still standing . This, however, contradicts the same principles set out in the judgment of Perugia. Stasi is guilty "beyond a reasonable doubt?". When even those who should support the charge does the opposite, with full details and arguments, it is really hard to sustain. Even by the government, by the Secretary to the Prime Minister Scalfarotto arrive doubts: "It is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt a citizen convicted after a trial process so rough?". Unless you want to argue that the principles of legal culture are not to be bandied about when the story has an echo that goes beyond national borders, even in the US. And for the Italian justice, for internal use, they are worth a bit 'less.