In his notes, Cornicelli first addresses the Supreme Court requirement for the cases started by the "Consejos de Guerra Especiales." These councils were created because of the Córdoba events in 1969. He analyzes the problem and three possible courses of action: delay sending the cases to the Supreme Court, send them right away, or promote a general amnesty for those found guilty by the councils. He analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of these options and recommends adopting the third one; the final document a topic list regarding the amnesty.
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