No. As noted, you're being disingenuous, if not deliberately obtuse. "Documenting" means making a record of every question asked and every answer given by the witness, by either written, video, or audio recording.
And we're back to your straw man argument that Mignini and the police decided to frame two people whom they knew to be innocent, rather than what actually happened, which is that they formed an incorrect initial theory, and refused to let go of it even when the evidence should have led them to.
Which police forces in even the most liberal democracies violate from time to time. And, as we've repeatedly discussed, Italy is one of the worst, if not
the worst, offenders in that regard among Western European democracies.
Yet you're always telling us how great the Italian judicial system is.
No, they didn't, as noted. However, granting,
arguendo, that that's true, how does that square with your assertion that Amanda and Raffaele weren't technically suspects, and thus not entitled to lawyers?