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juve123

Senior Member
Aug 10, 2017
16,638
The motives of the bianconero club can be summarized in 9 points:
• The appeal by the Federal Prosecutor should have been deemed inadmissible.
• Violation of the “thema decidendum”: the Court used the evidence from the criminal investigation to, in reality, build a new accusation.
• The Federal Court of Appeals has neglected the explanations offered by the defense of Juventus.
• Challenge of an offense not permitted under the Rules of Procedure.
• Failure to assess decisive elements.
• Procedural flaw with the delayed deposit by the Federal Prosecutor of the note on 14/04/2021.
• Disproportionality in the -15 sanction.
• Failure to refer to Art. 6 of the Code of Sports Justice.
• Failure to consider a mitigating circumstance: an omitted motive on the presence of the organization, management and control model of the club.
 

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Scottish

Zebrastreifenpferd
Mar 13, 2011
10,190
-Federal prosecutor bad man, say naughty thing
-They used Mummy's special ingredients in their birthday cake, Mummy should punish them by not letting them eat it
-The teacher didn't listen when you told her everybody was talking in class, not just you, or that you weren't doing it for a bad reason
-dunno what challenge of an offence blah blah is
-this one has 'ass' in it
-Federal prosecutor can delay deposit of deez nuts
-Jane P got -3 points when she was chewing gum in class, and when you do it you get -15 no fair
-The Head Teacher didn't use his own rules. Also no fair
-Some adult talk, me no understandy
 

s4tch

Senior Member
Mar 23, 2015
33,545
a fairly technical analysis of the situation, written by an accountancy professor. not for everyone, a good understanding of ifrs/ias is required. i had to google translate it and have relevant ifrs/ias rules open in separate tabs to understand lol but it was worth taking the time

 

icemaη

Rab's Husband - The Regista
Moderator
Aug 27, 2008
36,320
a fairly technical analysis of the situation, written by an accountancy professor. not for everyone, a good understanding of ifrs/ias is required. i had to google translate it and have relevant ifrs/ias rules open in separate tabs to understand lol but it was worth taking the time

Tldr for us laymen?
 

Vlad

In Allegri We Trust
May 23, 2011
23,998
I liked the appeal as well and I hope this shit get cancelled. However it is cangaroo judiciary and decisions are arbitrary so lets see.
 
Apr 17, 2013
3,532
According@CalcioFinanza, the verdict of the appeal to #CONI should occur within 60 days.

These bastards, punish us in the middle of the season, but wait until the end of the championship to cancel or not their iniquitous sanction.
 

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