Black-and-white ink drawing in the style of Franco-Belgian comics, inspired by artists like François Walthéry and André Franquin, depicting the "Rimborsopoli" scandal in Italy. The scene features a chaotic courtroom filled with expressive-faced, stereotypically Italian male and female figures. Various characters should be in dynamic poses, such as a frustrated prosecutor, a bewildered judge, indifferent defense attorneys, and anxious defendants. The background includes a large sign reading "Tribunale" and typical courtroom elements like the judge's bench and legal bookshelves. Extend the image to cover the whole 16:9-widescreen canvas with a white background. Use clean and bold lines with strong black ink for contours and shading, adding depth and texture. Avoid naming specific individuals, focusing instead on their roles and occupations.

Rimborsopoli Scandal: Charges Set to Expire as Trials Carry On

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Old Scandal “Rimborsopoli”: All Charges Close to Being Dropped but Trials Continue

The infamous “Rimborsopoli” scandal is making headlines once again. Despite the fact that all alleged crimes will be nullified within a year due to the statute of limitations, trials are still ongoing. The Supreme Court of Cassation had previously annulled the charges of embezzlement, yet prosecutors continue to seek convictions.

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