In any case, Bruno will never be promoted beyond "Junior" judge, as his reasoning reads like a schoolboy dumping all his knowledge onto the examiner instead of doing what he's asked to, which is answer the question.
Bruno states at least five times the traces of Rudy were "numerous" and "abundant", when in fact, there were only about five traces.
Dreadful. I don't know how he passed his law exams.
Bruno's rantings about the illogicality of selective cleaning is a straw man, as the prosecution never did argue the perps selectively removed their own DNA.
He puts forward defense arguments for Amanda and Raff, which are nowhere to be found in the pleadings (a very elementary legal error). Apparently, although it is certain beyond reasonable doubt Amanda and almost certainly Raff (if perhaps, later) was present in the cottage when the murder was committed, that doesn't mean they had anything to do with it.
He confirms it is beyond reasonable doubt Rudy could NOT have been the sole perpetrator, but says to connect Amanda who definitely was there, would be "illogical".
What a Bloody Fool!
He should be sacked, and Marasca with him, for signing off this pile of treacly garbage.