The essay analyses the main new issues connected to human dignity and end of life in the Italian and European constitutional systems. The Author studies the chronology of doctrinal and jurisprudential evolutions on the matters of euthanasia (passive and active) and assisted suicide in the multilevel system of protection of rights. The issues are contextualized in the relevant constitutional framework. The Author analyses the current legislation and recent reforms regulating end of life. Lastly, the Author analyses the decision of the Constitutional Court in the “Cappato case” and the potential evolutions that it will promote in the Italian constitutional system with regard to the legitimization of some forms of “active euthanasia”.O ensaio ...
The purpose of this article is to analyze the possibility of relativizing the right to life, constit...
The law no. 219 of 2017 intervened, after an almost thirty-year debate, to introduce a discipline, t...
In Judgment no. 123/2021, the Constitutional Court stated the existence of a right to “medically ass...
The essay focuses on the different legislative rules which allow seriously ill patients to legally r...
Starting from the analysis of the decision of the Italian Constitutional Court on the “Cappato case”...
Background. — Italy enacted targeted legislation governing informed consent and advanced healthcare ...
The permanent advance of medicine has constantly expanded the discussion on the transition which se...
The article analyzes the content and the consequences of the recent order n. 207/2018 of the Constit...
This contribution deals with the end of life and living wills in the light of the current debate in ...
In this paper the author reflects on the constitutional rights at the end of life, distinguishing be...
Il presente elaborato si propone di esaminare il tema del fine vita, con specifico riferimento al su...
Dopo aver ricordato che secondo recenti sentenze della Corte europea dei diritti dell’uomo «il dirit...
SOMMARIO: 1. Considerazioni introduttive - 2. L’ordinanza n. 207 del 2018 della Consulta e la rileva...
The essay deals with the theme of the end of life within the Italian legal system in comparison with...
The thesis deals with the main legal issues relating to the end of life and is projected to enhance ...
The purpose of this article is to analyze the possibility of relativizing the right to life, constit...
The law no. 219 of 2017 intervened, after an almost thirty-year debate, to introduce a discipline, t...
In Judgment no. 123/2021, the Constitutional Court stated the existence of a right to “medically ass...
The essay focuses on the different legislative rules which allow seriously ill patients to legally r...
Starting from the analysis of the decision of the Italian Constitutional Court on the “Cappato case”...
Background. — Italy enacted targeted legislation governing informed consent and advanced healthcare ...
The permanent advance of medicine has constantly expanded the discussion on the transition which se...
The article analyzes the content and the consequences of the recent order n. 207/2018 of the Constit...
This contribution deals with the end of life and living wills in the light of the current debate in ...
In this paper the author reflects on the constitutional rights at the end of life, distinguishing be...
Il presente elaborato si propone di esaminare il tema del fine vita, con specifico riferimento al su...
Dopo aver ricordato che secondo recenti sentenze della Corte europea dei diritti dell’uomo «il dirit...
SOMMARIO: 1. Considerazioni introduttive - 2. L’ordinanza n. 207 del 2018 della Consulta e la rileva...
The essay deals with the theme of the end of life within the Italian legal system in comparison with...
The thesis deals with the main legal issues relating to the end of life and is projected to enhance ...
The purpose of this article is to analyze the possibility of relativizing the right to life, constit...
The law no. 219 of 2017 intervened, after an almost thirty-year debate, to introduce a discipline, t...
In Judgment no. 123/2021, the Constitutional Court stated the existence of a right to “medically ass...