Some of our trials, press releases, public appearances, and the press review from leading Italian and foreign newspapers.
In a detailed ruling spanning over 100 pages, the Milan Court of Appeals has acquitted a defendant previously convicted for alleged tax evasion. The defense, led by attorney Andrea Aloi, successfully proved the client’s complete non-involvement in the alleged facts. The Court ruled that ’the act does not constitute a crime,’ accepting the argument that the defendant had no effective role in the company’s operational and administrative management. […]
The criminal case against a law firm’s secretary for offenses in the management of a bankrupt company has concluded with a full acquittal. The Court of Milan ruled that the woman, the company’s formal director, was entirely uninvolved. The judge recognized her appointment was purely nominal, lacking decision-making power and subordinate to the control of the de facto director, a well-known lawyer and professor at LUISS Business School. Lacking corporate expertise, the secretary only performed operational tasks without personal gain. […]
He thought he was doing nothing wrong by using his drone, weighing just 570 grams and only slightly larger than a beer can, to capture spectacular aerial images of Piazza Duomo in Milan. Instead, as soon as the device lifted off from the cathedral’s parvis, he was approached by officers from the Duomo Operational Unit who issued him a massive fine of €33,000 (in addition to seizing the small aircraft). This is the unfortunate incident that happened on Tuesday to a 41-year-old Mexican tourist, subject to a penalty that is almost an understatement to call exorbitant. His fault? Violating the Air Navigation Code. […]
The man justified himself by saying he wanted to take spectacular photos in the center of Milan, but was unaware of the permits. According to the Navigation Code, Piazza Duomo is a ‘red zone,’ and he risked up to three years of imprisonment. He wanted to use his drone to take spectacular photos and videos in the center of Milan. But after a few seconds of flight, the municipal police intervened to order him to land the device, issuing a €33,000 fine and reporting him for violating the Air Navigation Code. The person in trouble was a 41-year-old Mexican tourist, strolling in Piazza Duomo on July 6th, a few hours before the Italy match. […]
He thought he was doing nothing wrong by launching his Mavic Air 2 drone with camera and GPS from the Duomo’s parvis: for him, it was just a way to take videos and photos from unique angles. But when the officers from the Duomo Operational Unit intervened to make him land the device, the 41-year-old Mexican tourist, owner of the drone, realized he was in serious trouble. The officers reported him for violating the Air Navigation Code and issued a fine of €33,000. […]
He promised tax solutions to settle debts with Equitalia, and even with a discount. On Friday, former accountant Alberto Sessa was sentenced in the first instance to 2 years and six months for fraud and illegal practice of a profession, along with his accomplice Fulvio Aloisi (3 years). Sessa, who also advertised himself via TV and the internet, had promised an entrepreneur in the Certosa area that he would resolve his tax debt through the purchase of a VAT credit (which was actually non-existent) that a company would allegedly transfer at a discounted price: with this deceit, the two co-defendants managed to be handed a staggering €106,880 from the victim in transfers, checks, and cash. […]
Acquittal for the man accused of attempted murder in Milan. All requests from the prosecution rejected. The scientific evidence underpinning the decision. Listen to the radio interview on the topic. […]
Man wounded a woman with a broken bottle shard, accused of attempted murder. The preliminary hearings judge did not even apply the 2-year security measure in a Rems. The 31-year-old Bangladeshi man who, on August 12th last year, attacked and wounded a 64-year-old woman in Largo La Foppa in Milan with a broken bottle shard, was acquitted due to his incapacity to understand and intend his actions at the time of the facts. For the man, who was accused of attempted murder, the preliminary hearings judge (GUP) Manuela Cannavale did not even apply the 2-year security measure in a Rems, as requested by the Public Prosecutor’s Office. […]
The psychiatric evaluation had also established a risk of social dangerousness, which is why the Public Prosecutor’s Office had requested that the man remain for two years in a Residential Facility for the Execution of Security Measures. The judge, however, did not grant the request. The 31-year-old Bangladeshi man who, on August 12th last year, attacked and wounded a 64-year-old woman in Largo La Foppa in Milan with a broken bottle shard was acquitted due to his incapacity to understand and intend his actions at the time of the facts. For the man, who was accused of attempted murder, the preliminary hearings judge (GUP) Manuela Cannavale did not even apply the two-year security measure in a Rems, as requested by the Prosecution. The defendant is therefore released […]
The 31-year-old Bangladeshi man who, on August 12th last year, attacked and wounded a 64-year-old woman in Largo La Foppa in Milan with a broken bottle shard was acquitted for his incapacity to understand and intend his actions at the time of the facts. The preliminary hearings judge (GUP), Manuela Cannavale, did not even apply the two-year security measure in a Rems (Residential Facility for the Execution of Security Measures), as requested by the Public Prosecutor’s Office. The defendant is therefore released. The psychiatric evaluation, signed by psychiatrist Mario Mantero, had already confirmed the man’s incapacity to understand and intend his actions at the time of the facts. He was defended by lawyer Andrea Aloi, who utilized the technical consultant and psychiatrist Marco Frongillo. […]
