In this article the author investigates the errors that can make the judgment null and void and, therefore, produce the reversal of the res judicata.She – starting from the definition of res judicata as the irrevocable end of a correctly constructed judicial proceeding – tries to find out what, in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth centuries, gives substance to it in order to better understand the discipline of the miscarriage of justice of the time. She will, therefore, see the differences between final judgment and res judicata; the relationship between appeal and res judicata; the elements which constitute the authority of the res judicata; the iuris et de iure presumption: res iudicata pro veritate habetur which gives it foundation; and the ...
This article considers the penetration and survival of German legal models in Italian criminal syste...
L’autorité de la chose jugée, expression de l’exigence de stabilité des décisions juridictionnelles ...
The article challenges the cliché handed down to us by the European legal tradition of a marked cont...
In this article the author investigates the errors that can make the judgment null and void and, the...
Fin dal XVI secolo la scienza criminalistica di area tedesca interpreta le disposizioni della Consti...
This article deals with the problems concerning the independence of the judiciary in Italy. First of...
L’Autrice analizza l’impatto, per certi versi rivoluzionario, impresso dalla giurisprudenza della C...
The administration of civil justice in Venice in the modern age is a field of research so far onl...
AbstractIn this chapter we focus on the consequences of Sentenza 238/2014 for the Italian judiciary....
“The need for certainty has always been stronger than the need for truth”. The French anthropologist...
The relationship between the judiciary and the political sphere and the dilemma over whether the jud...
Il saggio conduce una indagine sulle riviste di giurisprudenza tra la fine dell'Ottocento e gli iniz...
Aquesta ponència forma part del Workshop internacional de doctorands organitzat pel Programa de Doct...
This Article is intended to bring the U.S. legal community up to date on the attempt in Italy to put...
In the late 19th century judicial events would enter the circuits of public consciousness that was f...
This article considers the penetration and survival of German legal models in Italian criminal syste...
L’autorité de la chose jugée, expression de l’exigence de stabilité des décisions juridictionnelles ...
The article challenges the cliché handed down to us by the European legal tradition of a marked cont...
In this article the author investigates the errors that can make the judgment null and void and, the...
Fin dal XVI secolo la scienza criminalistica di area tedesca interpreta le disposizioni della Consti...
This article deals with the problems concerning the independence of the judiciary in Italy. First of...
L’Autrice analizza l’impatto, per certi versi rivoluzionario, impresso dalla giurisprudenza della C...
The administration of civil justice in Venice in the modern age is a field of research so far onl...
AbstractIn this chapter we focus on the consequences of Sentenza 238/2014 for the Italian judiciary....
“The need for certainty has always been stronger than the need for truth”. The French anthropologist...
The relationship between the judiciary and the political sphere and the dilemma over whether the jud...
Il saggio conduce una indagine sulle riviste di giurisprudenza tra la fine dell'Ottocento e gli iniz...
Aquesta ponència forma part del Workshop internacional de doctorands organitzat pel Programa de Doct...
This Article is intended to bring the U.S. legal community up to date on the attempt in Italy to put...
In the late 19th century judicial events would enter the circuits of public consciousness that was f...
This article considers the penetration and survival of German legal models in Italian criminal syste...
L’autorité de la chose jugée, expression de l’exigence de stabilité des décisions juridictionnelles ...
The article challenges the cliché handed down to us by the European legal tradition of a marked cont...