Milan, 12 Nov. (LaPresse) – Andrea Sempio’s defence team will raise the issue of unconstitutionality during the preliminary hearing, scheduled for 25 February 2027. Sempio is under investigation in connection with the death of Chiara Poggi, who was killed on 13 August 2007. “Yesterday, the team met in Rome, ahead of the scheduling of the hearing, which has now been duly set, to decide which objection to raise, which evidence to request in adversarial proceedings and which substantive defence arguments to put forward, dividing up the relevant work according to the areas of expertise of the various members of the defence team (lawyers and consultants).” This was stated by lawyer Liborio Cataliotti, who, together with fellow lawyer Angela Taccia, is defending the 38-year-old, accused of murdering Chiara Poggi, who was killed on 13 August 2007. Alberto Stasi, the victim’s boyfriend at the time, was convicted of the murder in a final ruling. The statement followed notification of the scheduling of the preliminary hearing. “The objection of unconstitutionality is also ready, with the aim of preventing two proceedings from taking place simultaneously, one concerning the review of the previous conviction and the other against the new defendant,” Cataliotti added. “Obviously, we are ready to face the prosecution’s case from every angle, whether in terms of evidence, law or the more strictly scientific aspects,” the lawyer concluded.
Garlasco, Sempio’s defence team at work: “Unconstitutionality issue will be raised in court”
Milan, 12 Nov. (LaPresse) – Andrea Sempio’s defence team will raise the issue of unconstitutionality during the preliminary hearing, scheduled for 25 February 2027. Sempio is under investigation in connection with the death of Chiara Poggi, who was killed on 13 August 2007. “Yesterday, the team met in Rome, ahead of the scheduling of the hearing, which has now been duly set, to decide which objection to raise, which evidence to request in adversarial proceedings and which substantive defence arguments to put forward, dividing up the relevant work according to the areas of expertise of the various members of the defence team (lawyers and consultants).” This was stated by lawyer Liborio Cataliotti, who, together with fellow lawyer Angela Taccia, is defending the 38-year-old, accused of murdering Chiara Poggi, who was killed on 13 August 2007. Alberto Stasi, the victim’s boyfriend at the time, was convicted of the murder in a final ruling. The statement followed notification of the scheduling of the preliminary hearing. “The objection of unconstitutionality is also ready, with the aim of preventing two proceedings from taking place simultaneously, one concerning the review of the previous conviction and the other against the new defendant,” Cataliotti added. “Obviously, we are ready to face the prosecution’s case from every angle, whether in terms of evidence, law or the more strictly scientific aspects,” the lawyer concluded.