“The majority was touting the principles of due process during the referendum campaign. But now it is saying nothing about what the commission of inquiry into David Rossi is doing,” says the president of the Criminal Chambers. “Parliament must intervene.”

First the public crucifixion, then the hearing. The pillorying of the former chairman of MPS

Three different cases, one common question: what happens when a judicial reconstruction is accepted as the truth and, years later, evidence emerges that contradicts it? The justice system must not be afraid of discovering that it was wrong, but of not wanting to discover it