law

The Institutions of Public Law course has an essentially institutional character. It will deal in detail with the following topics: 1. Preliminary and definitive questions. Law. Legal system. State. 2. The State and the forms of State. 3. Forms of Government. 4. The Italian form of Government. 5. The sources of law. 6. International law and European Union law. 7. The Parliament. 8. The Government and public administration. 9. The President of the Republic. 10. Principles regarding administration. 11. The auxiliary bodies and independent authorities. 12. The Italian Regionalism. 13. Rights, freedoms and duties. 14. The Judiciary. 15. Constitutional justice in Italy.

No prerequisites are required.

An alternative text chosen from: - Modugno F. (ed. by), Diritto pubblico, Giappichelli, Turin, 2023. - F. Bilancia-S. Civitarese Matteucci, Il diritto pubblico nella società contemporanea, Giappichelli, Torino, 2023.

Not mandatory.

Oral final examination on the basis of the syllabus as resulting from chosen textbook and the other readings indicated by the teacher. For the purposes of the final assessment, the following elements will be taken into consideration: knowledge of the subject, presentation and critical reasoning skills, legal language skills.

Attendee students will find judgments and other reading materials on the website (http://elearning2.uniroma1.it/). The teacher will give further details during the course.