Accurate knowledge of the Italian Constitution, of the main sources of public law and government asset, with special regard to constitutional checks, regional and local governments and fundamental rights.
Expected results (in compliance with the so-called Dublin descriptors): 1. basic knowledge and understanding of the foundations of the law and especially of public law; 2. reading and analyzing skills with regard to the Italian Constitution; 3. evaluating the relationships among the different branches of the Republic; 4. communicating correct information on a topic relative to the course subject; 5. furthering self-conducting study of the subject
None
Professor's lectures and insight seminars helped by invited experts
Oral exam.
Evaluation criteria (Dublin Descriptors):
30 cum laude: excellent knowledge of the subject and excellent technical language skill
28-30: thorough knowledge of the subject and advanced technical language skill
24-27: good knowledge of the subject and proper technical language skill
20-23: sufficient knowledge of the subject and acceptable technical language skill
18-19: basic knowledge of the subject and basic technical language skill
Deficient: lack of preparation on the core features of the subject
A. CARDONE, F. CORTESE, A. DEFFENU, Istituzioni di diritto pubblico, Giappichelli, Torino 2024 [excluded Chapters Ii and X].
- Some Chapters are voluntary for attending students (more details during the course)
- Working students and students sharing similar benefits may exclude Chapters II, VII and X
1. Brief notions of general theory of law. - 2. Sources of law. - 3. State and Constitution. 4. Institutional frame of government. 5. Fundamental rights and territorial government. – The guarantee of the Constitution.
Supplementary studying may be offered for attending students
