Cospito hopes, now he could avoid life imprisonment

(ANSA) - ROME, APRIL 18 - After the many "no" received in recent months by the judiciary (and also by Minister Nordio) on the revocation of the 41 bis and on the requests for deferment of the sentence and house arrest, Alfredo Cospito is back to hope.

The Constitutional Court dropped the rule that bound the Court of Appeal of Turin to necessarily impose a life sentence on him for the attack on the School of Carabinieri students in Fossano.

Thus opening the way to the possibility, six judges of merit will also consider giving a less severe sentence, between 20 and 24 years, to the anarchist, who has been on hunger strike for 6 months.

In short, they will now have to decide whether to inflict life imprisonment as requested by the general prosecutor of Turin or not.

While no effect, as far as we learn,

will have the decision of the Consulta on 41 bis.

(HANDLE).