Cassation court annuls acquittal for ignoring medical evidence and photos proving victim's injuries.

The Court of Cassation annulled the lower court's acquittal of Caterina Gabrieli, which was based on the lack of external corroboration for the victim's statements. The defense argued the victim's credibility was insufficient without external proof, while the prosecution contended the medical report and photographs were ignored despite proving the injuries occurred. The court ruled that the lower judge erred by disregarding the medical certificate and photos, which directly corroborated the victim's account of the assault.