Add to ORKGOn 15 April 2021, the Italian Constitutional Court ruled on the constitutionality of life imprisonment. The main issue concerned the possibility of granting release on licence to convicted criminals sentenced to life imprisonment for very severe offences
Life Imprisonment, unlike the death penalty, does not attract the attention of the doctrine. There a...
The Italian Constitutional Court, with its order No. 132 of 9 June 2020, decided to postpone to 22 J...
This essay examines the Italian Constitutional Court\u2019s decision \u201cordinanza n. 207/2018\u20...
On 15 April 2021, the Italian Constitutional Court ruled on the constitutionality of life imprisonme...
none1noThe paper aim to examine the recent developments of the jurisprudence of the European Court o...
The present article addresses the issue of the right to life from a double perspective. If – in fact...
The Italian Constitutional Court, with decision n. 253/2019, declared unconstitutional art. 4-bis of...
Last week, the Italian Constitutional Court published its reasoning on a judgment regarding the so-c...
The decision of the Constitutional Court n. 149/2018 will leave its marks on criminal enforcement. I...
In the difficult reorganization of the Italian State after the disasters of fascism and war, some cr...
The comparison between the recent Strasbourg Court case law and the Italian Constitutional Court jud...
Medically assisted suicide is considered among the most controversial of the current bioethical deba...
Waiting for the judgment of Constitutional Court (scheduled for 22 October 2019), the Perpetual Life...
In seguito alla condanna da parte della Corte di Strasburgo, la decisione dei giudici costituzionali...
According to the article 56 of the Romanian Criminal Code, “life imprisonment” is defined as the dep...
Life Imprisonment, unlike the death penalty, does not attract the attention of the doctrine. There a...
The Italian Constitutional Court, with its order No. 132 of 9 June 2020, decided to postpone to 22 J...
This essay examines the Italian Constitutional Court\u2019s decision \u201cordinanza n. 207/2018\u20...
On 15 April 2021, the Italian Constitutional Court ruled on the constitutionality of life imprisonme...
none1noThe paper aim to examine the recent developments of the jurisprudence of the European Court o...
The present article addresses the issue of the right to life from a double perspective. If – in fact...
The Italian Constitutional Court, with decision n. 253/2019, declared unconstitutional art. 4-bis of...
Last week, the Italian Constitutional Court published its reasoning on a judgment regarding the so-c...
The decision of the Constitutional Court n. 149/2018 will leave its marks on criminal enforcement. I...
In the difficult reorganization of the Italian State after the disasters of fascism and war, some cr...
The comparison between the recent Strasbourg Court case law and the Italian Constitutional Court jud...
Medically assisted suicide is considered among the most controversial of the current bioethical deba...
Waiting for the judgment of Constitutional Court (scheduled for 22 October 2019), the Perpetual Life...
In seguito alla condanna da parte della Corte di Strasburgo, la decisione dei giudici costituzionali...
According to the article 56 of the Romanian Criminal Code, “life imprisonment” is defined as the dep...
Life Imprisonment, unlike the death penalty, does not attract the attention of the doctrine. There a...
The Italian Constitutional Court, with its order No. 132 of 9 June 2020, decided to postpone to 22 J...
This essay examines the Italian Constitutional Court\u2019s decision \u201cordinanza n. 207/2018\u20...