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Because it matters to his descendants?
by sigzero 6y ago
Because it matters to his descendants?
- SubiculumCode 6y agoBut do they really have standing?
- vinay427 6y agoI assume you mean standing as a question of law, not morals, in which case it doesn't seem like the ancestor needs to demonstrate that they were harmed by the conviction. > According to the Italian newspaper, any final judgment can be subject to revision if there is new evidence showing the offender’s innocence. There is no time limit to the request, which can be proposed by an heir of the convict.
- gumby 6y agoAfter 600 years I would hope it’s below these peoples’ noise floor. Then again I’m more interested in my reputation regarding things I have done rather than things someone else did.
- frostburg 6y agoYou would think so, but probably no. I'm not someone that directly cares about the many inter-Tuscan historical grievances, but when I leave the Florence area for, say, the nearby province of Pistoia I feel more in foreign land than in London or Berlin.