(ANSA) - ROME, NOV 21 - Two Milan prosecutors who were convicted for failing to file documents that were in favour of the defence in the high-profile Eni/Shell-Nigeria corruption case only used evidence that could benefit their case, leaving out all data that could have contributed to the defendants' acquittal, Judge Roberto Spanò wrote in the motivation of the sentence published on Thursday. A court in Brescia chaired by Spanò last month handed an eight-month suspended sentence to Milan State attorneys Fabio De Pasquale and Sergio Spadaro on charges of refusal to perform a duty for failing to file documents that were in favour of the defence in the Eni/Shell-Nigeria corruption case that ended with the acquittal of all defendants. (ANSA).