Rome, Apr. 30 (LaPresse) – “That Andrea Sempio will go is certain because it is a legal obligation and I have never induced a client to act against the law, and I certainly would not do so in this case. Lawyer Taccia and I have already discussed it and, having found no formal defects, we will explain to the client that it is mandatory to attend. We have also told him that we will effectively impose the procedural choice on him, that is, the choice will be whether to answer questions or not. Both options are legitimate; it will be the result of a legal strategy. Just as it was a matter of legal strategy for the Prosecutor’s Office to summon him before closing the investigation and to make all the documents available to us, at least to us.” This was stated by Liborio Cataliotti, lawyer for Andrea Sempio, speaking on the TV program “Tg4 – Diario del Giorno” on Retequattro, interviewed by Sabrina Scampini regarding the summons by the Prosecutor’s Office of Pavia scheduled for May 6.
Garlasco, Sempio’s lawyer: “He will go to the prosecutors, we will assess whether to answer or not”
Rome, Apr. 30 (LaPresse) – “That Andrea Sempio will go is certain because it is a legal obligation and I have never induced a client to act against the law, and I certainly would not do so in this case. Lawyer Taccia and I have already discussed it and, having found no formal defects, we will explain to the client that it is mandatory to attend. We have also told him that we will effectively impose the procedural choice on him, that is, the choice will be whether to answer questions or not. Both options are legitimate; it will be the result of a legal strategy. Just as it was a matter of legal strategy for the Prosecutor’s Office to summon him before closing the investigation and to make all the documents available to us, at least to us.” This was stated by Liborio Cataliotti, lawyer for Andrea Sempio, speaking on the TV program “Tg4 – Diario del Giorno” on Retequattro, interviewed by Sabrina Scampini regarding the summons by the Prosecutor’s Office of Pavia scheduled for May 6.
