Il gioielliere cuneese, condannato a 14 anni e nove mesi per l'uccisione di due rapinatori nel 2021, resta in carcere in attesa della decisione sulla grazia
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Mario Roggero è stato condannato in via definitiva a 14 anni e nove mesi per aver ucciso due rapinatori e ferito un terzo durante una rapina nel suo negozio nel 2021.
The Surveillance Court of Turin said no to deferring the sentence for Mario Roggero. The 72-year-old jeweler from Cuneo was definitively sentenced to 14 years and nine months for having killed two robbers and injured a third in 2021. His defense had requested the deferral of the execution of the sentence pending the decision of the President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella regarding the request for mercy and, alternatively, house detention. The request, however, was rejected.
The negative opinion of the Supervisory Office was confirmed
Already on 22 July the Turin Surveillance Office had rejected the request to defer the sentence for the man who, since the day of the sentence, has been detained in the Bollate prison. According to the supervising magistrate, Elena Massucco, the "circumstances of necessity and urgency indispensable to provide for the deferral of the sentence as a precautionary measure in this instance" had not been identified nor indicated by Roggero's lawyers. The documents were then passed to the Milan Surveillance Office, the Surveillance Court and the General Prosecutor's Office of the Court of Appeal of Turin which today expressed their negative opinion, confirming the decision of the end of July.
In the Roggero case there are no conditions for deferral
Mario Roggero, therefore, remains in prison. In the order the judges observe that the deferral in the event of a request for mercy is a residual hypothesis, with very few jurisprudential precedents. To grant it, according to the court, a fumus boni iuris (appearance of good law) would be necessary so evident as to justify an almost disrespectful intrusion of the supervisory judiciary into an area that constitutes the exclusive prerogative of the Head of State. A condition that the judges do not consider present in the Roggero case and which, due to its particularity and the division created also at the level of public opinion, leads the court to leave the possible total, partial or conditional modification of the sentence to the decision of the President of the Republic.

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