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Legal distinctions between premeditated murder and femicide
Prosecutors have classified the Tramontano and Villa Pamphili cases as aggravated voluntary homicide rather than femicide. In the Tramontano case, the court recognized the aggravating factor of premeditation, while the prosecutor requested the maximum penalty in the Villa Pamphili case.
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- Reporting@fam_cristianaTramontano e Villa Pamphili, perché non sono femminicidi per la legge
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