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Quick google shows that to be not entirely accurate. It’s a complicated system in ways I wouldn’t want to go near. https://www.britannica.com/place/Italy/Justi
by ianai 4y ago
Quick google shows that to be not entirely accurate. It’s a complicated system in ways I wouldn’t want to go near.
https://www.britannica.com/place/Italy/Justice https://www.britannica.com/place/Italy/Justice
- mdp2021 4y agoIt is still obscure - after having read the section in the Britannica - what you find "to be avoided".
- SeanLuke 4y agoI see nothing in that link that suggests anything of the sort. The problem Amanda Knox faced -- and I presume this is really boiling down to her -- is that Italy doesn't have double jeopardy. So the prosecutor kept retrying her, and the court kept acquitting her. If you don't like that I suggest you also stay away from Japan, among many Asian countries. Though Japan has double jeopardy, sort of, police can and will arrest you, hold you for a significant amount of time, then release you prior to trial and re-arrest you again over and over again, just by adding new trivial charges. This is what happened to Carlos Ghosn (whether he deserved it is another question).
- ianai 4y agoPlease don’t presume to know me nor my personal thoughts. Thanks for really weirding me out.