One of the problematic issues in the theory of law is the gap in the legislation, which is interpreted as a case when “the issue to be legally considered and resolved is
not provided for and regulated in any norm of law. The law of some countries recognizes the concept of unconstitutional legal inaction. [...]
This paper examines how banking compliance frameworks, particularly Italy’s Legislative Decree 231/2001 (MOG 231), are evolving in response to emerging technologies such
as artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, and smart contracts. Originally designed to regulate corporate criminal liability, MOG 231 must now address decentralised [...]
The essay critically analyses the consolidated orientation of the Court of Cassation according to which the consumer legislation is not applicable to professionals who make
a contract for the purchase of goods and services that they will use to work. For example, lawyers do not only stipulate mandates or make consultancy contracts with [...]
Liberal versions of multiculturalism suggest the need to adopt legal solutions to the recognition and support of minority groups, thus the recognition of cultural or collective
rights, which must meet though certain limitations and precautions to protect the freedom of individuals within groups. [...]
This paper examines how banking compliance frameworks, particularly Italy’s Legislative Decree 231/2001 (MOG 231), are evolving in response to emerging technologies such
as Artificial Intelligence (AI), blockchain, and smart contracts. Originally designed to regulate corporate criminal liability, MOG 231 must now address decentralized [...]
Thanatology deals with the study of early and postmortem changes in relation to the estimation of the time since death. These normal postmortem changes depend on internal and
external factors, such as body temperature, preexisting conditions, underlying disease or injury, and the postmortem interval. [...]
The collected contributions constitute the backbone of a series of seminars on the “Judiciary rules”, which took place in the spring of 2018 in the context of the master's
degree course in Law of the University of Palermo. The volume aims to offer the trainee lawyer a closer look at a profile not always investigated of the jurisdictional [...]
Corporate criminal liability has moved from a paradigm in which corporations, through the screen of legal personality, were not subjects of criminal law to a progressive convergence,
also among multilevel sources, on the fundamental need to recognize a direct responsibility of corporations for crimes connected to their activities. [...]
A new tension is spreading throughout Europe: the tension between Common Constitutional Traditions (CCTS) and Constitutional Identity (CI). Recent cases brought before the
Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), which have gone to the core of European Integration, have revealed this tension. [...]