Nursing REPLICA D - ROMA AZIENDA POLICLINICO UMBERTO I/AERONAUTICA MILITARE

he distinction between public law and private law. Administrative law and constitutional law Fundamental rights The Balancing of Rights Article 32 of the Constitution The Nice Charter, and fundamental rights in the international order The new rights: PMA, End of life, DNR

There are no propaedeuticities, except for Internship 2.

The reference text is : G. ALPA; Handbook of Private Law, XII, ed., 2023, excerpts. In the course of the lectures, additional materials, cases from the main Italian (DeJure) and European (curia.eu) databases will be distributed

Attendance in the course is compulsory. Attendance is recorded, in class, through the use of the prodigit-

The assessment of the student's acquired knowledge is evaluated in two stages: the student is asked to write a short paper, which is based on the analysis of a practical case, on the model of the exercises carried out in the classroom: In the oral examination, in addition to a concise exposition of the chosen case, the student will have to answer a general question, chosen by the lecturer in one of the different topics covered during the course.

Classes are held in-person. 12 hours of lectures are scheduled. The lectures will aim to provide a solid background on the different topics included in the program. In addition to these, the tutorials will address some topics in more detail.. 6 tutorials are planned for this module, which will give students the opportunity to further analyze and explore the materials. To take full advantage of these exercises, students will need to complete extensive independent preparation (described for each session under the exercise materials), digesting the required readings and being prepared to discuss them, and preparing answers to a selection of questions. This preparation will form the basis for discussion during the tutorials. During the face-to-face lectures, students to be required to actively participate in order to ensure dialectical teaching.