[QUOTE]The final decision on the process on the Mediaset TV rights against the former premier - Silvio Berlusconi has been sentenced in the Supreme Court for a prison sentence, while the ban will have to be revalued. In first and second grade he was sentenced to 4 years of imprisonment and 5 of disqualification from public offices for tax fraud.[/QUOTE]
[URL]http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-23542525[/URL]
Hopefully he gets community service and a 5-year politics ban.
[QUOTE=smurfy;41674556][url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-23542525]BBC article[/url][/QUOTE]
Thank you, will include in the OP.
[QUOTE=SebiWarrior;41674450]In first and second grade he was sentenced to 4 years of imprisonment and 5 of disqualification from public offices for tax fraud[/QUOTE]
Knowing that he was a criminal even since elementary school, who the hell decided to put him in office??
[QUOTE=Greenen72;41674611]Knowing that he was a criminal even since elementary school, who the hell decided to put him in office??[/QUOTE]
He became a politician to save himself from all the crimes he had committed. The real question is: who the f*ck voted him for 20 years.
[QUOTE=Greenen72;41674611]Knowing that he was a criminal even since elementary school, who the hell decided to put him in office??[/QUOTE]
Nononono you doofus
This is how continental Europe rolls. First you get convicted in "first grade" (actually called First Instance in legal terms) as a stepping stone, then you can appeal to get your case fully reviewed (second instance) and then you can ask the supreme court of your country to check the laws that were applied (but not which facts were accepted by the judges in first and second "grade") (also called Cassation, because they can only "break" the ruling of the lower judges (casser in French) and send the case to another Court of Appeals or whatever they're called in Italy)
This has nothing to do with education :v:
[QUOTE=deltasquid;41674754]Nononono you doofus
This is how continental Europe rolls. First you get convicted in "first grade"[/QUOTE]
Well that explains why every European child I've ever seen looked like they were ready to shiv me at a moment's notice, and all covered in tattoos
Today is going to become a national holiday in Italy.
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