The constitutional case-law of the last few years confirms the unbreakable bond between interpretation and balance, and the impossibility, for the purposes of application,

of interpreting without balancing and balancing without interpreting. The paper criticizes both those who advocate for an abstract distinction between the ‘legislative’ [...]

This essay deals with the legal entity’s safeguards in criminal proceedings, with special reference to its rights of defense. It is based on the assumption that, in the Italian

legal system (as in other similar legal systems), liability ‘ex crimine’ of legal entities is based on the idea of a so-called ‘organizational fault’, which [...]

Having regard to the increasing attention to the issue of safety and health of patients and workers by low, the hypothesis that this topic will be the growing trend in the

next years does not seem to be manifestly unfounded. For this reason, it is wise for healthcare professionals to already be aware that any violation of the interests [...]

The founding structures of EU Law, like primacy, are currently being re-discussed both at the institutional and at the doctrinal level. This discussion has reached critical

pitches and the whole system seems under attack. Although going through crises has often stimulated Europe to make important moves onwards, many worrying signals [...]

: The Sars-CoV-2 pandemic has had important economic, health, political, and jurisprudential implications all over the world. According to innovations already introduced by

Law 24/2017, with Decree Law no. 44 of 1 April 2021 and the subsequent conversion law no. [...]

The authors have set out to briefly analyze the 2021 Constitutional Court rulings n.32 and 33, regarding the situation of children born in, or otherwise being raised by, same-sex

couples. Such judgments address the problem by taking into account the fundamental principle of the child’s best interests. [...]

The aim of paper is to present an initial, absolutely provisional, assessment of the legal regulation of what, in modern terminology, we have called ‘child labour’. The

point of view is that of the legal historian, but in an interdisciplinary perspective it can also assume relevance in the medical sphere, as it allows us to better [...]

In Italy, breaches of constitutional rights cannot be brought before the Constitutional Court via individual constitutional complaints. Conversely, constitutional complaints

play a key role in Austria and Germany. Against this backdrop, the article examines how constitutional complaints can operate as a useful tool to foster a sound integration [...]

This study analyzes the parameters for quantifying the losses suffered by investors who purchased shares of public companies during information failures. The obligation of

the company and its directors to disclose material information in a timely manner is a common feature of capital market regulation in different jurisdictions. [...]