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August 1st, 2012 
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The court also found that because the insult was uttered at the workplace with
third parties present it could be seen as damaging Vittorio’s reputation.
Vittorio’s lawyer had argued that the expression implied that his client was
“worth less than other men because he did not have the attributes.”
A judge will now rule on the fine that Alberto should pay to Vittorio.
The ruling, which comes after years of legal dispute, did not specify whether
any insults against women should now also be considered crimes.
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