which considers points of law only.

Sadly to say, I believe she should be making these appeals from Brazil, her new home, because I believe when all said and done, she will be sent back The treaty between US and Italy is strong, and she is a small fish compared to others.

They won't waste their breath but save it and when the US wants someone from there they'll just say whatever fuck off is in Italian.

yes i understand Rio is nice this time of year

Raffaele Sollecito was stopped near the Italian border and had his passport revoked.

I can' t understand what kind of proof they had to convict her. Everything I've seen leaves way too much doubt. This verdict really smells. I sure have less respect for the Italian justice system now.

Knox would do well to just allow her lawyers to do the talking.

Presumption of innocence.
Ei incumbit probatio qui dicit, non qui negat


That's how we say it works in the US anyway.

so the guilty verdict in the first trial remained as was.

The Court of Cassation considers legal aspects only which is what she'll be up against if her defense appeals again. If successful she'll remain guilty until a further appeal trial decided otherwise.

The prosecution gets to keep presenting a case as many ****ing times as it wants to..., unless it's against Berlusconi.

Just kidding, I really don't think the DoJ will consider an extradition request from Italy considering the totally fucked up investigation and the corruption of the prosecutor's office from day 1, and, if they do, I hope they, either, tear up the request, shred it, or wipe their ass with it.
I've visited Italy numerous times, a beautiful country with a rich history, but until this is settled, my wife and I will boycott going there.

To a place where you are likely to spend 20+ years in jail?