Forensic investigations often require postmortem examination of a body. However, the collection of evidence during autopsy is often destructive, meaning that the body can no

longer be examined in its original state. In order to obtain an internal image of the body, whole body postmortem computed tomography (PMCT) has proven to be a valuable [...]

In recent years, forensic imaging has seen impressive developments; however, few studies exist concerning post-mortem magnetic resonance imaging (PMMRI) or post-mortem magnetic

resonance angiography (PMMRA). In this article two cases (one traumatic and one natural death) are described in which PMMRA was performed after multi-phase post-mortem [...]

Article 57 of the Istanbul Convention requires the State Parties to guarantee the rights to legal assistance and to free legal aid ‘under the conditions provided by their

internal law’. The paper aims to consider the significant role of legal assistance and legal aid in favour of victims, in criminal proceedings, especially in relation [...]

This book stems from the need to reflect on key transformations in the international legal order—particularly its specialization and growing institutionalization—since

the mid-20th century. While widely discussed, these dynamics are rarely used as interpretive tools for understanding international law as a whole. [...]

The article provides an analysis of the new Eu and Italian legal framework on the so called "passing-on defence" in the scope of civil actions for antitrust damages, also troughout

an overview of the most recent judicial cases on the matter [...]

This year, World Refugee Day focuses on the right to seek safety, while the Refugee Convention marks its 75th anniversary. At a time when European states increasingly use the

language of “safety” to restrict access to asylum, this theme takes on even greater significance and invites reflection on what “safe” really means today. [...]

The practice of protecting human rights, initiated after the second world war with the purpose of avoiding wars for future generations, has evolved with some ambiguities to

the point that the initial opposition between the protection of rights and war, seems reversed. [...]

This paper analyses two rulings, one – sentenza no. 7045/2021 – pronounced by the Consiglio di Stato (the highest Administrative Court in Italy) and one – ordinanza no.

38/2022 – pronounced by the Consiglio di Giustizia Amministrativa per la Regione Siciliana (the Administrative Justice Court for the Sicilian Region), comparing [...]

To this date, more than 400 scientists have signed a warning launched in 2017 which emphasised the potential risks that the new 5G technology could pose to human health. Despite

the fact that numerous reports from international institutions such as the World Health Organization (WHO) and the European Union (EU) emphasise the need for further [...]

This paper examines the implications arising from the primacy of European Union law with regard to the relationship between constitutional review and the non-application of

domestic law by the ordinary courts. The issue is addressed with regard to the principle of proportionality of punishment, in light of the case law of the Constitutional [...]