Unit CONSTITUTIONAL LAW

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW I MOD.

Code	A000100
Location	PERUGIA
CFU	6
Learning activities	Base
Area	Costituzionalistico
Academic discipline	IUS/08
Type of study-unit	Obbligatorio (Required)

Cognomi A-E

CFU

6

Teacher

Mauro Volpi

Teachers

• Mauro Volpi

Hours

• 42 ore - Mauro Volpi

Language of instruction

Italian

Contents

Legal system. Theory of Constitutional Law. Constitutions/Constitutionalism. Constitutional Italian Republic. Forms of State. Decentralized State. evolution regional state Italy. European Union. Fundamental Rights. Forms of Government. Constitutional Organization. Electoral systems. Political parties. Sources of Law. Constitutional Justice. Judicial Order

Reference texts

1) P. Caretti, U. De Siervo, Diritto costituzionale e pubblico, Giappichelli, Torino, ultima edizione (ad eccezione dei capitoli II e XI).2) M. Volpi, Libertà e autorità. La classificazione delle forme di Stato e delle forme di governo, Giappichelli, Torino, VI edizione, 2016.3) M. Volpi (a cura di), Governi tecnici e tecnici al Governo, Giappichelli, Torino, 2017 .4) M. Bassani, V. Italia, C. E. Traverso, Leggi fondamentali del diritto pubblico e costituzionale, Giuffrè, Milano, ultima edizione

Educational objectives

Knowledge of the institutions of constitutional law

Prerequisites

Good general culture and knowledge of history of Italian Republic and of European integration process

Teaching methods

Oral lessons

Learning verification modality

Oral exam.At the end of the first half, during January and February 2018, students who attended the course will hold a midterm, and the results will be properly assessed in the final examination. To this end, the examination must be taken within the last session on the academic year 2016/2017. The midterm will focus on knowledge of the topics covered in the first semester as listed below. The final exam for those who have passed the midterm will focus on the issues addressed in the second half other than those designed for the mid-term. Those who have not supported or exceeded the midterm will prepare the entire program.

Extended program

The course is divided into two semesters, each of 42 hours of lessons. The first semester will begin on the end September and will end of December 2016. It will have an institutional focus on fundamental issues of constitutional law. The second semester will take place from February until early May 2017.Because the course is conducted for the entire year, even if it is divided into two semesters, it has only one final exam from May's session of 2017. However at the end of the first half, during January or February 2017, students who attended the course will hold a midterm, and the results will be properly assessed in the final examination. To this end, the examination must be taken within the last session on the academic year 2016/2017. The midterm will focus on knowledge of the topics covered in the first semester as listed below. The final exam for those who have passed the midterm will focus on the issues addressed in the second half other than those designed for the mid-term. Those who have not supported or exceeded the midterm will prepare the entire program.During the first half will be studied in particular the following topics:- Law, rule of law, legal system.- Theory and Method of Constitutional Law.- Constitutions and Constitutionalism.- Matters pertaining constitutional and historical genesis of the Constitution in Italy.- The legal state.- Forms of State. Decentralized State- The evolution of the regional state in Italy.- The European Union.- Liberties and fundamental rightsDuring the second half will be studied in particular the following topics:- Forms of Government. Form of government at state and regional levels.- Constitutional Organization: Parliament, Government, President of the Republic.- Electoral systems and participative democracy. Political parties.- Sources of Law: Constitution and constitutional laws, ordinary laws, delegated legislation,referendum, regional sources, parliamentary rules, government regulations, sources-fact,international sources and community sources.- Constitutional Justice.- Judicial Order

Cognomi F-M

CFU

6

Teacher

Luisa Cassetti

Teachers

• Luisa Cassetti

Hours

• 42 ore - Luisa Cassetti

Language of instruction

Italian

Contents

The course aims to explain Italian Constitutional Law in historical perspective, the Evolution of italian Constitutionalism in the Framework of the EU and international Law, the Protection of Human Rights among Constitution and supra-national guarantees and the Evolution of italian Regionalism.

Reference texts

- F. Modugno (a cura di) , Diritto pubblico, G.Giappichelli, updated edition OR-R.Bin e G.Pitruzzella, Diritto costituzionale , G.Giappichelli, updated editionFor the study of the updatet Constitution and the most relevant laws concerning public/constitutional law, students can use, f.ex.:- M.Bassani et alt., Leggi fondamentali del diritto pubblico e costituzionale, Milano, Giuffrè, updated edition

Educational objectives

Constitutional law aims to introduce the students into the basic knowledge of public law, constitutional justice, fundamental rights and sources of law. Students will be able to analyze the relationships between democratic institutions and society.

Prerequisites

The study of Constitutional law needs a good level of general knowledge, that includes the historical background of italian democratic institutions and the evolution of EU integration process.

Teaching methods

Lessons face-to-face and Seminars/Focus based on the study of selected case-law .A selection of constitutional jurisprudence and normative materials are available at the blog: www.luisacassetti.it

Other information

The Consulting calendar/hours of prof.sa Luisa Cassetti and her Assistants (dr.sa A.Silvia Bruno, Researcher in Public Law and dr.sa Sabrina Vannuccini, PhD in Public/ International law) is available on line at the web site of the Department of Law (www.giurisprudenza.unipg.it ) . For informations about the Degree Thesis, students can ask to the Professor during her consulting hours or ask her for an appointment by e-mail ( HYPERLINK "mailto:luisa.cassetti@unipg.it" luisa.cassetti@unipg.it )

Learning verification modality

Oral exam. The aim of the oral exam is verify the level of learning and the ability of the student to reasoning.

Extended program

The course of Constitutional law (12 CFU) is organized into two Semesters:During the I semester the lessons will cover the following issues :Constitutional Law and the Rule of law.Constitutions and Constitutionalism.Division of powers.Historical backgrounds of the Republican Constitution (1948). Italy in Europe: history and development of the EU integration.Sovereignty and Autonomies. Regional and federal powers: the Constitutional Reforms (Const.Law n.1/1999 and Const. Law n.3/2001)Form of Government. The Parliament and thr Role of Political parties. Populism and EU crisis. The revision of the Constitution. Government and public administration. The role of the President of the Italian Republic.The organization and the role of the jurisdictions.

Cognomi N-Z

CFU

6

Teacher

Carlo Calvieri

Teachers

• Carlo Calvieri

Hours

• 42 ore - Carlo Calvieri

Language of instruction

Italian

Contents

The examination will be divided into two modules, the first will be held in the first half by Prof. Carlo Calvieri and will focus on the Organization of the State, on forms of State and Government, on the evolution of the autonomy movement patterns and the primacy of the european law, while the second held in the second half by Prof.ssa Luciana Pesole will focus on the law system, the Constitutional Court and the freedom

Reference texts

BIN PITRUZZELLA, Diritto Costituzionale, Ed Giappichelli (ultima);
o in alternativa
CARETTI DE SIERVO Diritto pubblico e costituzionale, Ed. Giappichelli (ultima);
o in alternativa
A. PISANESCHI, Diritto Costituzionale, Ed. Giappichelli (ultima)

Educational objectives

The course is articulated through the explanation of the institutes on the basics, the theory of law and the legal system, the basic principles, the sources of law, fundamental rights, the constitutional bodies, guarantee instruments, form regional status, relations between European and Italian and sorting sorting sorting and functional to offer international students a satisfactory knowledge of the rules governing the functioning of the constitutional system and of civil society

Prerequisites

It is useful to the knowledge of the history and philosophy in line with programs of secondary and elementary sole conversant with the rules of civics

Teaching methods

Lectures and seminars on topics of particular relevance also insights

Other information

Can be agreed with the teacher useful topics for thesis once the exam

Learning verification modality

oral examination and possible examination papers written on the interim evaluation of the profit

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW II MOD.

Code	A000101
Location	PERUGIA
CFU	6
Learning activities	Base
Area	Costituzionalistico
Academic discipline	IUS/08
Type of study-unit	Obbligatorio (Required)

Cognomi A-E

CFU

6

Teacher

Mauro Volpi

Teachers

• Mauro Volpi

Hours

• 42 ore - Mauro Volpi

Language of instruction

Italian

Contents

Legal system. Theory of Constitutional Law. Constitutions/Constitutionalism. Constitutional Italian Republic. Forms of State. Decentralized State. evolution regional state Italy. European Union. Fundamental Rights. Forms of Government. Constitutional Organization. Electoral systems. Political parties. Sources of Law. Constitutional Justice. Judicial Order

Reference texts

1) P. Caretti, U. De Siervo, Diritto costituzionale e pubblico, Giappichelli, Torino, ultima edizione (except chapters II e XI).2) M. Volpi, Libertà e autorità. La classificazione delle forme di Stato e delle forme di governo, Giappichelli, Torino, VI edition, 2016.3) M. Volpi (a cura di), Governi tecnici e tecnici al Governo, Giappichelli, Torino, 2017 .4) M. Bassani, V. Italia, C. E. Traverso, Leggi fondamentali del diritto pubblico e costituzionale, Giuffrè, Milano, last edition

Educational objectives

Knowledge of the institutions of constitutional law

Prerequisites

Good general culture and knowledge of history of Italian Republic and of European integration process

Teaching methods

Oral lessons

Learning verification modality

Oral exam.At the end of the first half, during January and February 2018, students who attended the course will hold a midterm, and the results will be properly assessed in the final examination. To this end, the examination must be taken within the last session on the academic year 2016/2017. The midterm will focus on knowledge of the topics covered in the first semester as listed below. The final exam for those who have passed the midterm will focus on the issues addressed in the second half other than those designed for the mid-term. Those who have not supported or exceeded the midterm will prepare the entire program.

Extended program

The course is divided into two semesters, each of 48 hours of lessons. The first semester will begin on the end September and will end of December 2016. It will have an institutional focus on fundamental issues of constitutional law. The second semester will take place from February until early May 2017.Because the course is conducted for the entire year, even if it is divided into two semesters, it has only one final exam from May's session of 2017. However at the end of the first half, during January or February 2017, students who attended the course will hold a midterm, and the results will be properly assessed in the final examination. To this end, the examination must be taken within the last session on the academic year 2016/2017. The midterm will focus on knowledge of the topics covered in the first semester as listed below. The final exam for those who have passed the midterm will focus on the issues addressed in the second half other than those designed for the mid-term. Those who have not supported or exceeded the midterm will prepare the entire program.During the first half will be studied in particular the following topics:- Law, rule of law, legal system.- Theory and Method of Constitutional Law.- Constitutions and Constitutionalism.- Matters pertaining constitutional and historical genesis of the Constitution in Italy.- The legal state.- Forms of State. Decentralized State- The evolution of the regional state in Italy.- The European Union.- Liberties and fundamental rightsDuring the second half will be studied in particular the following topics:- Forms of Government. Form of government at state and regional levels.- Constitutional Organization: Parliament, Government, President of the Republic.- Electoral systems and participative democracy. Political parties.- Sources of Law: Constitution and constitutional laws, ordinary laws, delegated legislation,referendum, regional sources, parliamentary rules, government regulations, sources-fact,international sources and community sources.- Constitutional Justice.- Judicial Order

Cognomi F-M

CFU

6

Teacher

Luisa Cassetti

Teachers

• Luisa Cassetti

Hours

• 42 ore - Luisa Cassetti

Language of instruction

Italian

Contents

The Course aims to explain italian Constitutional Law in historical perspective, the Evolution of italian Constitutionalism in the framework of the EU integration and international Law, the Protection of Human Rights among Constitution and supra-national guarantees and the Evolution of italian Regionalism.

Reference texts

- F. Modugno (a cura di) , Diritto pubblico, G.Giappichelli, updated ed.OR-R.Bin e G.Pitruzzella, Diritto costituzionale , G.Giappichelli, updated ed.For the study of the updated Constitution and the most relevant laws concerning public/constitutional law , students can use, f.e.:- M.Bassani et alt., Leggi fondamentali del diritto pubblico e costituzionale, Milano, Giuffrè, updated ed.

Educational objectives

Constitutional law aims to introduce the students into the basic knowledge of public law, constitutional justice, fundamental rights and sources of law. Students will be able to analyze the relationships between democratic institutions and society.

Prerequisites

The study of Constitutional law needs a good level of general knowledge, that includes the historical background of italian democratic institutions and the evolution of EU integration process.

Teaching methods

Lessons face-to-face and Seminars/Focus based on the study of selected case-law .A selection of constitutional jurisprudence and normative materials are available at the blog: www.luisacassetti.it

Other information

The Consulting calendar/hours of prof.sa Luisa Cassetti and her Assistants (dr.sa A.Silvia Bruno, Researcher in Public Law and dr.sa Sabrina Vannuccini, PhD in Public/ International law) is available on line at the web site of the Department of Law (www.giurisprudenza.unipg.it ) . For the Degree Thesis, students can ask for informations to the Professor during her consulting hours or can ask her for an appointment by e-mail (luisa.cassetti@unipg.it )

Learning verification modality

Oral exam. The aim of the oral exam is verify the level of learning and the ability of the student to reasoning.

Extended program

The course of Constitutional law (12 CFU) is organized into two Semesters.During the II semester the lesson will cover the following issues: Constitutional Justice: italian Constitutional Court and the organization of Judicial power.The EU integration process and the evolution of the relationships between domestic primary law and EU law. Rights and Duties. The multilevel protection of fundamental rights in the “prisma” of constitutional and supranational justice.Sources of law. The Constitution (1948) and the other constitutional laws. Primary sources. Secondary sources and regulation.Regional law. Customary Law. Atypical sources and reinforced laws. The System of legal sources: criterion to solve antinomies.

Cognomi N-Z

CFU

6

Teacher

Carlo Calvieri

Teachers

• Luciana Pesole (Codocenza)

Hours

• 42 ore (Codocenza) - Luciana Pesole

Language of instruction

Italian

Contents

The course will consist of the following main themes: 1) Sources of Law; 2) Organization and functions of the Italian constitutional Court; 3) The Fundamental Rights.

Reference texts

The students can choose one of this manuals: R.Bin, G. Pitruzzella, Diritto Costituzionale, Torino, Giappichelli, last edition; P. Caretti, U. De Siervo, Istituzioni di Diritto Pubblico, Torino - Giappichelli, last edition; A. Pisaneschi, Diritto costituzionale, Torino, Giappichelli, last edition. Is raccomanded the reading of the Italian Constitution and the must important public law's legislations: M. Ainis, T. Martines, Piccolo codice Costituzionale, Led Edizioni Universitarie, last edition; M. Bassani (a cura di) Leggi fondamentali del diritto pubblico e costituzionale, Milano, Giuffrè, last edition.

Educational objectives

Knowledge of the fundamental institutions of constitutional law.

Prerequisites

It is useful to know the history and philosophy in line with programs of high school and an elementary familiarity with the rules of civic education.

Teaching methods

Face-to-face.

Learning verification modality

Oral exam.
Will be possible evidence of ongoing evaluation of the preparation between a half and the other.

Extended program

The course is divided in two sections. The first one with Mr. Prof. Calvieri and the second one, in the second six month, with the Mrs. Prof. Pesole. The second part will have as object: 1) Sources of Law; 2) Organization and functions of the Italian constitutional Court; 3) The Fundamental Rights.