That night, Donadoni had only less than 2 minutes to finish watching the scene, but the camera was extremely clear, and he almost collapsed on the chair and couldn't speak. Although the Italian political circles bribery and bribery were involved, they were all engaged in secret activities, and everyone was still very upright on the surface. The Supreme Court was even more a symbol of righteousness and suddenly released such a powerful movie, and he didn't know what to say.

After a while, he came to his senses and stared at Contini: "Did you send someone to follow me?"

"Director Donadoni, what matters is the result, not the process." Contini smiled slightly, "Didn't Mr. Tasotti tell you this?"

"I..." Donadoni wanted to express his anger, but he knew that anger was useless. The person in front of him was not an ordinary person. He was in the Italian political circle at the age of 20, and the business circle was very active. Not only was he rich, but he was said to have his own air force and guards. He was simply a freak. Can such a second-generation ancestor afford to provoke him?

"What do you... want?"

"I am not interested in digging out the past history of Mr. Justice. I think the property and other income you have obtained are also worthy of. It is okay... But when it comes to me, should you take proper care of me?"

"If you give me the film, I will let the Supreme Court announce the uphold of the original verdict after retrial."

Contini shook his head: "This is not enough."

"What else do you want?" Donadoni's face was slightly deformed due to fear. "You can only say hello to the Constitutional Court, I can't interfere..."

"It's okay, I can handle it, I only need your commitment."

“What promise?”

"After the Constitutional Court ruled that the Socialist Party lost the case, you announced your resignation and recommended Tasotti to take over your position."

"You want to drive me off?" Donadoniho stood up and glared.

"It's not that I want to rush you to step down, but I'm just asking you to step down with your decent and resign. What's the big deal? Why don't you use this leisure time to spend with your family and enjoy the fun of money?" Contini's face changed. "Do you have to spread the evidence so that every Italian can know? Do you think the leader dare not touch the judicial world? As long as I release the evidence, tomorrow the judicial world will be a complete earthquake. Are you willing to leave alone or be buried with everyone?"

"You..." Donadoni was so angry that he shivered all over.

"Don't underestimate my determination. I can do anything. Compared to the old dogs who only know how to bark, the president's greatest ability is to dare to practice it!" Contini slapped the table and stood up. "Believe it or not, I can have someone print the camera with a number out of the phone tonight, and transport it out to airdrop tomorrow for all Italians to know? When the Blackshirts arrive, the Socialist Party will probably not be like. Our poor President of the Supreme Court may have to stay in the cold iron window for the rest of his life. As a judge who has tried a case for a lifetime, what else is more painful and humiliating than becoming a prisoner?"

Donadoni raised his head in horror and found that Contini's smiling eyes were like a devil - he was not a 20-year-old man at all, he was a complete ambitious man.

"Okay, I lost, just do what you said, when will I give me the film?"

"Of course, it's the one hand to deliver the goods."

"What should the Socialist Party do here? If I don't have an explanation, they will also reveal it."

"They can't say it, wouldn't they just tell themselves? Of course, you can't help but do things if you collect money..." Contini smiled slightly, "Then you will uphold the original verdict, but what if you think the compensation requirement of 1,000 lira is too high, and it's cut to 6 million? In this way, you have an explanation to the Socialist Party. Besides, once you lose the case in the Constitutional Court, the socialist Party's first contradiction is in the Constitutional Court. They are too lazy to care about Matteoti's broken matter."

"You won, President Ziano, I'm optimistic about you." As he left, Donadoni squeezed out of his teeth.

Contini smiled: "Actually, don't be too pessimistic. Go back and relax. Maybe in a few years I will hire you as the legal counsel of the United Group. How can a young man who loves lawsuits like me do not have a capable legal counsel or lawyer team?"

I got Mussolini, Tasotti, and Donadoni. This judicial storm was completely finalized before it broke out randomly. Everything went down according to the script arranged by Contini in advance:

On May 24, the Constitutional Court held its first trial. Faced with the large amount of evidence submitted by Contini’s side, the Socialists believed that it was purely accusation, but the media and opinion polls showed that this was not the case. Tasotti’s strategy was to cleverly detour, and let the Socialist Party representatives determine whether the evidence was true or false. The Socialist Party was choked and uncomfortable. This was all in the open, how could it be denied?

First-class Socialists confirmed that Contini's lawyer team launched an investigation and analysis in the second step, pointing out that before the Matteoti case, the frequency of contact between the Socialist Party and the Supreme Court was less than once every six months, and after the case occurred, the frequency suddenly increased to more than three times a month. This frequency is obviously abnormal.

The third move proposed by the lawyers was to submit a telephone record between the Socialist Party and the Supreme Court, because the telephone system was also in the hands of the Postal Party at this time. Although the Socialist Party strongly opposed it, the Postal Ministry still showed all the calls. Since the Matteoti case, the number of calls made by Socialists, whether members of the party or representatives of the party, to the Supreme Court has soared. Although I don’t know what the specific content is, the number of this surge is enough to judge the secret. On the contrary, the Supreme Court only had one call to Contini - a phone number notifying him of the case retrial.

These "evidence" and data comparisons make all third parties who do not take prejudice stance feel doubtful after reading it. If this is not called "interference" or "interference" in the Supreme Court and judicial work, then what does it count?

The case was obviously sentenced, and on May 30, Tasotti announced majesticly:

"The Socialist Party interferes in the judicial acts in Matteoti's infringement case, violates the Italian Constitution. The facts are clear and the evidence is conclusive. The special verdict is as follows: The Socialist Party is fined 10 million lira, and the Socialist Party is required to publicly publish reports and apologize in its official publications and the top ten Italian newspapers. Before that, the publication of "Socialist" will be suspended..."

Four days later, the Supreme Court's retrial case on Matteoti also came to an end. The Supreme Court ruled that Matteoti's case "has clear the facts and the law is justified, but the judgment is slightly heavy. After re-approval, the compensation of 10 million lira was reduced to 6 million lira."

More importantly, President of the Supreme Court and Chief Justice Donadoni announced his resignation on the third day after the retrial decision was issued. The reason was shocking: During the retrial stage, the Supreme Court had too much contact with the Socialists, was under too much pressure, and considered too many things outside the judicial system, which violated the principle of neutrality of the Supreme Court, so he resigned. Given that Mr. Tassoti, President of the Constitutional Court, was well-educated and could not fear power, he was recommended to serve as President and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
Chapter completed!