when gazzetta, the journal that makes their living by shitting on jj, takes your side and publish an editorial titled something like
juve, the right to a fair trial, you simply know that the italian system is 100% fucked up
https://www.gazzetta.it/Calcio/Seri...un-processo-equo-obiettivo-460136510643.shtml
Juve, the right to a fair and objective trial
Offensive statements and posts by one of the prosecutors and two Coni judges leave one baffled
Andrea Di Caro
8 February - MILAN
Let's start from the conclusion: Juventus - like any other club or individual accused in ordinary or sports proceedings - has the right to a fair trial, to be judged by an objective and non-partisan judge and to be investigated by a public prosecutor free from conditioning, prejudice or adverse supporters. It seems a banal, obvious concept. But it must be repeated forcefully given what is coming out in these days, digging into the past of one of the prosecutors of the Prisma investigation (Ciro Santoriello) and of those who are part of the Board of Guarantee of the CONI (Vincenzo Cesaro and Pier Giorgio Maffezzoli) even if they will not be called to judge Juve's appeal on the -15. Embarrassing statements those of the public prosecutor, made four years ago at a conference, and old posts written on social networks those of the Coni judges, which denote at best an unacceptable frivolity for those who cover certain roles and at worst an aversion that could undermine the honesty of judgement.
INTERDICTS- To hear certain phrases ('I, I admit it, follow and am a Napoli fan and hate Juventus. As a public prosecutor I am anti-juventino, against thievery on the pitch') and to read certain posts ('The Superleague represents another sordid page in the history of the Agnelli family') and certain card shares ('Contribute by leaving your Juve shit') one is, to say the least, disconcerted and disturbed. It feels like being in a bar, where some fans exaggerate concepts with their team's scarf around their neck. And yet we are talking about established professionals. As was understandable, the anger of the Bianconeri fans who feel surrounded and victims of a conspiracy was unleashed on social media. It should always be remembered that the decision of the Court of Appeal that punished Juventus was not based on a reconstruction by a prosecutor, but on the interceptions of the protagonists, i.e. objective data.
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REPLICA- Elegance and style was shown by Francesco Calvo, Juventus' new chief football officer, during the pre-match of the match against Salernitana when speaking about Santoriello's statements: "I believe that some extrapolated phrases can take on a meaning other than what they have. It applies to Juve and all those involved in the investigation and also to this case. Juve always gives respect, but we demand respect'. This is what not only the Juventus club and its fans demand, but we must all demand it: institutions, media and sportsmen who care about different teams. Because sooner or later, the others risk being us. Whoever is called upon to play such important roles as a public prosecutor has a duty to weigh his words in all circumstances. And whoever chooses professionals, such as those of the Coni Guarantee Board, has the duty (difficult, we realise) to thoroughly check their present and their past, even on social media.
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