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New trial for Piercamillo Davigo: the Court of Cassation intervenes

Piercamillo Davigo and the decision of the Supreme Court

Disclosure of official secrets: the decision of the Supreme Court on the Davigo case

The Davigo Case: A New Judicial Chapter

The recent decision of the Supreme Court has reopened a case that has attracted great media and legal attention. Piercamillo Davigo, a well-known former public prosecutor in the Mani pulite investigation and former member of the CSM, finds himself once again at the center of a trial related to the disclosure of official secrets. The Supreme Court has ordered a new appeal trial, annulling the part of the previous appeal ruling regarding the disclosure to third parties of Piero Amara's minutes, which concern an alleged Hungary Lodge.

The implications of the ruling

The judges of the sixth criminal section of the Court of Cassation have ruled that, although Davigo's criminal liability has been declared irrevocable in relation to the conduct contested in competition, a new examination of the issue regarding the disclosure of the minutes is necessary. This aspect represents a crucial point, since it implies that Davigo's conduct will be scrutinized again in a different legal context. The decision to refer the case to another section of the Court of Appeal of Brescia marks an important turning point in the trial, which could have significant repercussions on the career and public image of the former magistrate.

The legal context and reactions

Davigo's case is not just an isolated episode, but is part of a broader discussion on transparency and ethics in the Italian judicial system. The revelations regarding the Hungary Lodge have raised questions about the management of official secrets and the responsibility of public officials. Reactions to the Supreme Court's decision have been mixed: some legal experts have applauded the decision to reopen the case, considering it necessary to ensure a fair trial, while others have expressed concern about the political and social implications that could arise from it.