VIDEO: Berlusconi Files Appeals Against Sex Conviction

According to legal sources, Silvio Berlusconi filed an appeal on Thursday against his conviction for paying for sex with a minor and abuse of office. Berlusconi was sentenced to seven years in jail and banned from holding public office after being found guilty of paying for sex with former nightclub dancer Karima El Mahroug when she was a minor. He was also found guilty of abusing his powers as prime minister to have her released from police custody over separate theft allegations.

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VIDEO: Berlusconi Files Appeals Against Sex Conviction

VIDEO: Berlusconi Said To Pay Off "bunga Bunga" Witnesses

An Italian court has accused ex-Premier Silvio Berlusconi and his lawyers of tampering with evidence by paying off witnesses in a trial related to his notorious “bunga bunga” parties. Citing testimony and telephone wiretaps, the Milan court said Berlusconi convened about a dozen young women to his Milan mansion on Jan. 15, 2011 to meet with his lawyers after the women’s homes were searched as part of the police investigation into the parties. From then on, the judges wrote, the women began receiving 2,500 euros each month from Berlusconi and subsequently they offered unusually identical testimony in court denying that the parties had sexual overtones.

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VIDEO: Berlusconi Said To Pay Off "bunga Bunga" Witnesses