Italy's High Court Says Knox Case Had Major Flaws

Italy's high court has faulted prosecutors for their case against American Amanda Knox and her former Italian boyfriend, who were acquitted for the murder of Knox's British roommate, saying the case had "major flaws." The court Monday issued a formal explanation, as required by law, of its March ruling that acquitted Knox and Raffaele Sollecito, ending a years-long high-profile case. In the 52-page document, the Court of Cassation said there was no "biological...

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