Shalabayeva case, the prosecutor of the Supreme Court asks for a new appeal for the five policemen

Il GiornaleParty-alignedCenter1 hr. ago

The Supreme Court of Italy has postponed its ruling in the case involving the arrest of Alma Shalabayeva’s daughter until Thursday, October 22. The prosecution at the Supreme Court requested a new appeal for five police officers involved in the case, including former Rome Mobile Squad chief Renato Cortese, who has a distinguished career in law enforcement. During the hearing, the deputy prosecutor general, Alessandro Cimmino, criticized the lower court’s decision to convict all defendants on charges of unlawful detention, arguing that there was insufficient evidence of intent in certain cases. He requested a third appeal specifically for Cortese and two other officers related to the charge of unlawful detention of Shalabayeva’s daughter, while seeking a retrial for two others regarding mitigating circumstances. Additionally, he asked for the recognition of prescription for the charge of unlawful detention against Shalabayeva herself.

Bias read (Center): The article presents the legal proceedings and arguments made by both the prosecution and defense without overtly favoring any side. It includes direct quotes from the deputy prosecutor general and outlines the specific requests for appeals and retrials, providing balanced information on the legal,

ANSAIndependentCenter2 hr. ago

The Supreme Court of Italy has postponed its ruling on the Shalabayeva case until October 22. The Public Prosecutor (pg) of the Supreme Court, Alessandro Cimmino, has requested a new appeal for five police officers involved in the 2013 incident involving Kazakh dissident Alma Shalabayeva. Cimmino distinguished between the actions of former heads of Rome’s Mobile Squad and immigration office staff. He requested a third appeal for ex-Mobile head Renato Cortese and officials Luca Armeni and Francesco Stampacchia solely regarding the charge of kidnapping Shalabayeva’s daughter, arguing intent was not proven. However, for former immigration head Maurizio Improta and official Vincenzo Tramma, a new appeal was sought limited to general mitigating factors, as intent related to the daughter’s kidnapping was acknowledged. For all defendants, the court is being asked to recognize the statute of limitations for the kidnapping of Shalabayeva’s wife.

Bias read (Center): The article presents the legal proceedings and requests made by the Public Prosecutor in a neutral manner, without evident ideological framing or biased language. It reports on the distinctions made between different individuals and their charges, focusing on procedural aspects rather than taking a