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We are approaching the decision
of the competent judges.
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They base their guilty verdicts
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exclusively on the declarations
of the repentants,
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the so-called super-grasses!
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They have great interest in making
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the most serious accusations
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given the enormous rewards,
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meaning the huge reductions
in sentence given to them
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under the laws of 1979
and L.304 of 1982.
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Mr President,
Honourable Judges,
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among the important criteria
included in many sentences
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is so-called 'moral complicity',
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for which the member of an
armed subversive organisation
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must answer for the sole reason of
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having participated in that organisation...
- Can I help you?
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Would you mind taking this to Pulcini?
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Well, it's not permitted.
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Oh, please.
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Alright, I'll ask the Captain.
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- Thank you.
- Give it to me.
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The accused, Ennio Giorgetti,
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has to answer to 2 murders,
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- Hi, Giulia.
- Good morning, madam.
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Even though he has not
committed any of those crimes,
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and even though there's no proof that
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he participated in the
carrying out of those crimes,
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meaning in their preparation,
creation or conclusion.
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In this case there's no proof
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of the participation of the accused
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in the previously-mentioned events,
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and hence there's no proof
of his conscious voluntary
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contribution to the criminal events
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A contribution which
- in any case- should have