Cassation court dismisses appeal against aggravated attempted theft conviction due to lack of evidence for non-punishability.

The Court of Cassation dismissed Francesco Farri's appeal against his conviction for aggravated attempted theft. Farri argued that the lower courts arbitrarily reconstructed the facts, ignoring surveillance footage showing he voluntarily left the site without committing the act, and failed to consider statutory grounds for non-punishability due to minimal offensiveness. The court rejected these claims, ruling that the evidence clearly supported the finding of an attempted crime and that the sentence imposed was legally sound and within judicial discretion.