# Naples judicial proceedings against organized crime > Live situation record from CLSTR: https://clstr.news/situations/naples-judicial-proceedings-against-organized-crime > Updated: 2026-10-23T10:54:15.000Z. Sources: 2. Developments: 2. The Naples court system has issued significant rulings in separate legal proceedings involving organized crime groups. In a case linked to the Contini clan, the Court of Naples acquitted all defendants in a money laundering investigation. Presiding Judge Maurizio Conte ruled that the evidence was “superficial” and failed to prove the illicit origin of capital or the intent to evade prevention measures. This included the acquittal of Guido Albano, who had been accused of acting as a “hidden partner” in a business to facilitate fictitious ownership. In a separate trial involving the Moccia clan, the VII criminal section of the Naples Court delivered sentences totaling over three centuries of combined prison time. Key convictions included 30 years for Antonio Moccia and 24 years for Angelo Moccia. The sentencing followed a period of legal controversy in August 2024 when several defendants were released due to the expiration of legal terms. The trial concluded after four years of hearings. ## Timeline ### 2026-10-23: Naples Court Issues Sentences in Moccia Clan Trial The Naples Court has sentenced members of the Moccia clan to over 300 years in prison combined, following a four-year trial involving various criminal charges. 2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/naples-court-issues-sentences-in-moccia-clan-trial ### 2026-09-30: Naples court acquits defendants in Contini clan money laundering case The Court of Naples has acquitted all defendants, including deputy commissioner Guido Albano, in a money laundering case involving the Contini clan, citing insufficient evidence. 2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/naples-court-acquits-defendants-in-contini-clan-money-laundering-case --- Cite as: Naples judicial proceedings against organized crime. CLSTR, https://clstr.news/situations/naples-judicial-proceedings-against-organized-crime