Paolo Storari remains as prosecutor in Milan.
This was decided by the CSM which rejected the request of the Attorney General of the Cassation Giovanni Salvi for an emergency precautionary transfer and change of functions for the prosecutor, in the case of the minutes of the lawyer Amara.
As stated in the provision of the disciplinary section of the CSM, no indication or risk of prejudice was found that could lead to "the application of the precautionary measure invoked" formulated by Pg Salvi.
In addition to not having detected any unfairness towards Greco and Pedio, the Superior Council of the Judiciary also established that there was no "conscious omission of abstention" by prosecutor Storari from the investigation into the leak that had been entrusted to him. by the Greek prosecutor and who initially coordinated with Pedio. "There are no elements provided, even of a circumstantial nature - it is written in the deed - to believe that, at the time of taking the first investigative acts concerning the delivery of the minutes to a journalist, Dr. Storari was aware that the delivery itself could be linked to the documentation entrusted "to Davigo to whom he had addressed and had given those papers expressing his concern for the lack of registration in the register of suspects given the gravity of Amara's declarations on the alleged lodge Hungary. "This fact appears confirmed by the fact that Dr. Davigo's advice was to insist with the Prosecutor on the need to proceed with registrations".