Roggero case: Jeweler remains in prison; request for deferred sentence inadmissible

Roggero case: Jeweler remains in prison; request for deferred sentence inadmissible
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Milan, 17 Sep. (LaPresse) – Mario Roggero remains in prison in Bollate. After Wednesday morning’s hearing, the Milan Surveillance Court declared “inadmissible” the request for a deferred sentence filed by Stefano Marcolini, the lawyer representing the Cuneo jeweler, who was sentenced to 14 years and 9 months for the double murder of two robbers and the attempted murder of a third. The decision by Judges Bortolato-D’Elia, supported by experts Bisconti-Morante, mirrors that taken by colleagues at the Turin Surveillance Court on Monday, against which the 72-year-old’s defense has already announced an appeal to the Supreme Court.

Milan, 17 Sep. (LaPresse) – Mario Roggero remains in prison in Bollate. After Wednesday morning’s hearing, the Milan Surveillance Court declared “inadmissible” the request for a deferred sentence filed by Stefano Marcolini, the lawyer representing the Cuneo jeweler, who was sentenced to 14 years and 9 months for the double murder of two robbers and the attempted murder of a third. The decision by Judges Bortolato-D’Elia, supported by experts Bisconti-Morante, mirrors that taken by colleagues at the Turin Surveillance Court on Monday, against which the 72-year-old’s defense has already announced an appeal to the Supreme Court.

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