Italian Court dismisses appeal as generic and unfounded, upholding excessive sanction due to high intent.

The Court of Cassazione declared the appeal by Gueye Pape inadmissible, ordering him to pay court costs and a fine. The appellant challenged the excessive nature of the sanction, but the court found the argument generic and unsupported by the detailed reasoning in the lower court's judgment. The decision upheld the penalty because the judge justified the deviation from the minimum statutory sentence based on the intensity of the intent, the specific conduct, and the scale of the operation.