(ANSA) - MILAN, JUL 21 - The Court of Assizes of Milan, rejecting the appeal of the Public Prosecutor's Office, confirmed the order with which in May it declared "extinction" due to the prescription of the sentence of 16 years and 11 months for the former terrorist Luigi Bergamin, defended by the lawyer Giovanni Ceola and convicted of moral competition in the murders committed by Cesare Battisti of Marshal Antonio Santoro and agent Andrea Campagna (penitentiary in 2008), which took place in 1978 and 1979.
The former militant of the Proletarians armed for communism he was established in France after the now well-known blitz at the end of April.
The prosecutor Adriana Blasco can appeal to the Supreme Court against the provision in which it is reiterated that the sentence is prescribed on April 8 this year. (HANDLE).
