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Juventus Deducted 10 Points After Initial Penalty Revised
The new sanction, announced by the Italian Football Federation's (FIGC) appeals court, severely dents Juventus' hopes of qualifying for next season's Champions League, pushing them out of the top four with two matches remaining this season.
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All-Woman Judges' Panel Decided She Was Too 'Masculine' To Be Raped
An Italian appeals court - a panel of three female jurists - acquitted two men of rape in 2017, in part because the judges agreed with the defendants argument that the victim looked like a man, and therefore they could not have been attracted to her. Now that ruling has been overturned and a retrial has been ordered.
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Court Forbids Parents Of Terminally Ill UK Toddler From Going To Rome For Treatment
The parents of terminally ill British boy Alfie Evans lost their court appeal Wednesday against a ruling preventing them from going to Rome for treatment, following high-profile interventions in the case from Pope Francis and the Italian government.
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'No Corruption', Says Italy Court, Acquits 2 Main Accused In Agusta Case
An Italian court today let off the two main accused in a bribery scandal related to the contract for AgustaWestland VVIP choppers, signed when a Congress government was in power. Giuseppe Orsi and Bruno Spagnolini were acquitted by an appeals court that said there wasn't sufficient proof of corruption.
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At Crucial Point In Bidding, AgustaWestland Treated Ex Air Chief SP Tyagi To Opera
Former Air Chief SP Tyagi, who has denied any role in the AgustaWestland chopper scam, met officials of the company in Italy while in office and also enjoyed an evening at the opera, an Italian court judgement has revealed.
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Italy Appeals Court Clears Silvio Berlusconi in Sex Trial
An Italian appeals court on Friday overturned Silvio Berlusconi's conviction on charges of abuse of office and paying for sex with a minor, in a significant legal victory for the former prime minister. The Milan court unexpectedly threw out the guilty verdict handed down by a lower tribunal last year, which had sentenced Berlusconi to seven years ...
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India to appeal against Italian court order in AgustaWestland chopper scam
An Italian court has barred India from encashing bank guarantees worth over Rs 2,360 crore of AgustaWestland as part of the penalties imposed on it after scrapping of the Rs 3,600 crore VVIP chopper deal.
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VVIP chopper scam: India encashes bank guarantee of AgustaWestland
India has encashed a guarantee of over Rs 250 crore deposited by AgustaWestland in a bank in Delhi even as it is preparing to file an appeal against an Italian court's stay on its move to encash another guarantee deposited in an Italian bank.
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Court of Arbitration for Sport upholds 12-year ban on Riccardo Ricco
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) on Friday said that it had dismissed the appeal of Italian cyclist Riccardo Ricco against a 12-year ban imposed for blood doping.
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Google executives acquitted in Milan autism video case
An Italian appeals court acquitted three Google executives of 2010 charges of having violated the privacy of an Italian boy with autism.
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Berlusconi paid mafia protection money, Italian court says
Silvio Berlusconi paid the Sicilian mafia "conspicuous sums" of protection money in the 1970s, Italy's highest appeal court said in a ruling, published in part by Italian media today.
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Berlusconi paid Mafia for protection: Top Italy court
Former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi paid large sums of money to the Sicilian Mafia to protect himself and his family from kidnapping in the mid-1970s, Italy's highest appeals court said on Tuesday.
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Supreme Court allows NTPC's appeal against Italian company
The bid of ACB was rejected by NTPC on January 5, 2011, saying the same did not meet the minimum qualifying requirements set out in the bid documents.
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Italy appeals court clears Amanda Knox of murder
Amanda Knox headed home to the United States a free woman on Tuesday, the morning after an Italian appeals court dramatically overturned the American student's conviction of sexually assaulting and brutally slaying her British roommate.
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Juventus Deducted 10 Points After Initial Penalty Revised
The new sanction, announced by the Italian Football Federation's (FIGC) appeals court, severely dents Juventus' hopes of qualifying for next season's Champions League, pushing them out of the top four with two matches remaining this season.
-
All-Woman Judges' Panel Decided She Was Too 'Masculine' To Be Raped
An Italian appeals court - a panel of three female jurists - acquitted two men of rape in 2017, in part because the judges agreed with the defendants argument that the victim looked like a man, and therefore they could not have been attracted to her. Now that ruling has been overturned and a retrial has been ordered.
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Court Forbids Parents Of Terminally Ill UK Toddler From Going To Rome For Treatment
The parents of terminally ill British boy Alfie Evans lost their court appeal Wednesday against a ruling preventing them from going to Rome for treatment, following high-profile interventions in the case from Pope Francis and the Italian government.
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'No Corruption', Says Italy Court, Acquits 2 Main Accused In Agusta Case
An Italian court today let off the two main accused in a bribery scandal related to the contract for AgustaWestland VVIP choppers, signed when a Congress government was in power. Giuseppe Orsi and Bruno Spagnolini were acquitted by an appeals court that said there wasn't sufficient proof of corruption.
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At Crucial Point In Bidding, AgustaWestland Treated Ex Air Chief SP Tyagi To Opera
Former Air Chief SP Tyagi, who has denied any role in the AgustaWestland chopper scam, met officials of the company in Italy while in office and also enjoyed an evening at the opera, an Italian court judgement has revealed.
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Italy Appeals Court Clears Silvio Berlusconi in Sex Trial
An Italian appeals court on Friday overturned Silvio Berlusconi's conviction on charges of abuse of office and paying for sex with a minor, in a significant legal victory for the former prime minister. The Milan court unexpectedly threw out the guilty verdict handed down by a lower tribunal last year, which had sentenced Berlusconi to seven years ...
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India to appeal against Italian court order in AgustaWestland chopper scam
An Italian court has barred India from encashing bank guarantees worth over Rs 2,360 crore of AgustaWestland as part of the penalties imposed on it after scrapping of the Rs 3,600 crore VVIP chopper deal.
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VVIP chopper scam: India encashes bank guarantee of AgustaWestland
India has encashed a guarantee of over Rs 250 crore deposited by AgustaWestland in a bank in Delhi even as it is preparing to file an appeal against an Italian court's stay on its move to encash another guarantee deposited in an Italian bank.
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Court of Arbitration for Sport upholds 12-year ban on Riccardo Ricco
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) on Friday said that it had dismissed the appeal of Italian cyclist Riccardo Ricco against a 12-year ban imposed for blood doping.
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Google executives acquitted in Milan autism video case
An Italian appeals court acquitted three Google executives of 2010 charges of having violated the privacy of an Italian boy with autism.
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Berlusconi paid mafia protection money, Italian court says
Silvio Berlusconi paid the Sicilian mafia "conspicuous sums" of protection money in the 1970s, Italy's highest appeal court said in a ruling, published in part by Italian media today.
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Berlusconi paid Mafia for protection: Top Italy court
Former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi paid large sums of money to the Sicilian Mafia to protect himself and his family from kidnapping in the mid-1970s, Italy's highest appeals court said on Tuesday.
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Supreme Court allows NTPC's appeal against Italian company
The bid of ACB was rejected by NTPC on January 5, 2011, saying the same did not meet the minimum qualifying requirements set out in the bid documents.
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Italy appeals court clears Amanda Knox of murder
Amanda Knox headed home to the United States a free woman on Tuesday, the morning after an Italian appeals court dramatically overturned the American student's conviction of sexually assaulting and brutally slaying her British roommate.
