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First-instance court of Vatican City State.
Tribunal of Vatican City State. First-instance court of Vatican City State.
21 Jan 2021
The Tribunal of Vatican City State intervened in Vatican trial over sales of IOR properties. Convicted three defendants. Angelo Caloia, convicted by the Tribunal of Vatican City State. Embezzlement and self-laundering; eight years and eleven months.
16 Dec 2023
The Tribunal of Vatican City State intervened in Vatican trial over Secretariat of State funds. Convicted nine defendants and acquitted one.
Angelo Becciu, convicted by the Tribunal of Vatican City State. Embezzlement (three counts); five years and six months.
Vatican News, which summarises the judgment, says three counts of embezzlement; ANSA says two of embezzlement and one of aggravated fraud, and repeated that in March 2026. Both are given here. On 17 March 2026 the Court of Appeal declared the first trial relatively null in part and ordered parts redone; ANSA says the 2023 conviction stands for the time being. Becciu says he is innocent.
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