The knowledge to be acquired has as its object the meanings of the notions of public powers and of p.a. in a complex society and the role of administrative law. The course examines the legal discipline of the main functions of the public administration, the concepts, principles and general institutes of the organization and of the administrative activity also in relation to the forms of judicial protection
Course Content - Part B
The knowledge to be acquired has as its object the meanings of the notions of public powers and of p.a. in a complex society and the role of administrative law. The course examines the legal discipline of the main functions of the public administration, the concepts, principles and general institutes of the organization and of the administrative activity also in relation to the forms of judicial protection
Course Content - Part C
The knowledge to be acquired has as its object the meanings of the notions of public powers and of p.a. in a complex society and the role of administrative law. The course examines the legal discipline of the main functions of the public administration, the concepts, principles and general institutes of the organization and of the administrative activity also in relation to the forms of judicial protection
Course Content - Part D
The knowledge to be acquired has as its object the meanings of the notions of public powers and of p.a. in a complex society and the role of administrative law. The course examines the legal discipline of the main functions of the public administration, the concepts, principles and general institutes of the organization and of the administrative activity also in relation to the forms of judicial protection
M. Carrà - W. Gasparri, Elementi di diritto amministrativo, II ediz., Torino, Giappichelli, 2021.
For the analysis of the sentences the text is: W. Gasparri – L. Ricci – F. Tesi, Materiali di diritto amministrativo, Torino, Giappichelli, 2022
M. Carrà - W. Gasparri, Elementi di diritto amministrativo, II ediz., Torino, Giappichelli, 2021.
For the analysis of the sentences the text is: W. Gasparri – L. Ricci – F. Tesi, Materiali di diritto amministrativo, Torino, Giappichelli, 2022
M. Carrà - W. Gasparri, Elementi di diritto amministrativo, II ediz., Torino, Giappichelli, 2021.
For the analysis of the sentences the text is: W. Gasparri – L. Ricci – F. Tesi, Materiali di diritto amministrativo, Torino, Giappichelli, 2022
1) D. Sorace, S. Torricelli, Diritto delle amministrazioni pubbliche. Una introduzione, Bologna, Il Mulino, 2021.
2) De Lucia, Luciani, Romeo, Torricelli, Casi scelti di diritto amministrativo, Torino, 2021
Learning Objectives - Part A
A) Acquisition of the basic tools necessary for the study of general administrative law and the law of the various sectors of action of public administrations;
B) Ability to identify the peculiarities that the relationship between a private individual and the public administration has in comparison to a relationship between private individuals.
C) Cultural and notional equipment sufficient to operate practically even if not independently in a public administration or in contexts of relations with public administrations.
Learning Objectives - Part B
A) Acquisition of the basic tools necessary for the study of general administrative law and the law of the various sectors of action of public administrations;
B) Ability to identify the peculiarities that the relationship between a private individual and the public administration has in comparison to a relationship between private individuals.
C) Cultural and notional equipment sufficient to operate practically even if not independently in a public administration or in contexts of relations with public administrations.
Learning Objectives - Part C
A) Acquisition of the basic tools necessary for the study of general administrative law and the law of the various sectors of action of public administrations;
B) Ability to identify the peculiarities that the relationship between a private individual and the public administration has in comparison to a relationship between private individuals.
C) Cultural and notional equipment sufficient to operate practically even if not independently in a public administration or in contexts of relations with public administrations.
Learning Objectives - Part D
A) Acquisition of the basic tools necessary for the study of general administrative law and the law of the various sectors of action of public administrations;
B) Ability to identify the peculiarities that the relationship between a private individual and the public administration has in comparison to a relationship between private individuals.
C) Cultural and notional equipment sufficient to operate practically even if not independently in a public administration or in contexts of relations with public administrations.
Prerequisites - Part A
For admission to take the exam the candidate must have successfully completed: Constitutional Law and Private Law.
Prerequisites - Part B
For admission to take the exam the candidate must have successfully completed: Constitutional Law and Private Law.
Prerequisites - Part C
For admission to take the exam the candidate must have successfully completed: Constitutional Law and Private Law.
Prerequisites - Part D
For admission to take the exam the candidate must have successfully completed: Constitutional Law and Private Law.
Teaching Methods - Part A
The lectures will be accompanied by the examination of jurisprudential cases according to seminar methods
Teaching Methods - Part B
The lectures will be accompanied by the examination of jurisprudential cases according to seminar methods
Teaching Methods - Part C
The lectures will be accompanied by the examination of jurisprudential cases according to seminar methods
Teaching Methods - Part D
Traditional classroom lectures.
Further information - Part A
Awareness of the problematic nature of the relationship between public interests and private interests in the public administration, as well as the peculiarity of Italian law on public administrations as much for its close relations with private law and for its setting in European law as for the specific importance that general principles, general legislation, sector legislation and administrative jurisprudence assume in it.
Further information - Part B
Awareness of the problematic nature of the relationship between public interests and private interests in the public administration, as well as the peculiarity of Italian law on public administrations as much for its close relations with private law and for its setting in European law as for the specific importance that general principles, general legislation, sector legislation and administrative jurisprudence assume in it.
Further information - Part C
Awareness of the problematic nature of the relationship between public interests and private interests in the public administration, as well as the peculiarity of Italian law on public administrations as much for its close relations with private law and for its setting in European law as for the specific importance that general principles, general legislation, sector legislation and administrative jurisprudence assume in it.
Further information - Part D
Awareness of the problematic nature of the relationship between public interests and private interests in the public administration, as well as the peculiarity of Italian law on public administrations as much for its close relations with private law and for its setting in European law as for the specific importance that general principles, general legislation, sector legislation and administrative jurisprudence assume in it.
Type of Assessment - Part A
the final exam consists of a written test (divided into a multiple choice test and at least two open-answer questions), followed by an oral exam on the course program. The attribution of votes will be made according to the following criteria:
28-30: complete answers that highlight the mastery of the subject with the ability to relate the different institutes, a strong personal reflection and a precise lexical property;
26-27: correct and exhaustive answers that demonstrate an appropriate organization of the contents of the subject and a good lexical property;
24-25: correct but not complete answers that do not highlight the correlations between the various topics, with a lexicon that is not always appropriate;
22-23: summary answers that present uncertainties and deficiencies in the understanding of the institutes and an uncertain vocabulary;
18-21: answers just sufficient to demonstrate the acquisition of basic notions with an elementary lexicon.
Type of Assessment - Part B
the final exam consists of a written test (divided into a multiple choice test and at least two open-answer questions), followed by an oral exam on the course program. The attribution of votes will be made according to the following criteria:
28-30: complete answers that highlight the mastery of the subject with the ability to relate the different institutes, a strong personal reflection and a precise lexical property;
26-27: correct and exhaustive answers that demonstrate an appropriate organization of the contents of the subject and a good lexical property;
24-25: correct but not complete answers that do not highlight the correlations between the various topics, with a lexicon that is not always appropriate;
22-23: summary answers that present uncertainties and deficiencies in the understanding of the institutes and an uncertain vocabulary;
18-21: answers just sufficient to demonstrate the acquisition of basic notions with an elementary lexicon.
Type of Assessment - Part C
the final exam consists of a written test (divided into a multiple choice test and at least two open-answer questions), followed by an oral exam on the course program. The attribution of votes will be made according to the following criteria:
28-30: complete answers that highlight the mastery of the subject with the ability to relate the different institutes, a strong personal reflection and a precise lexical property;
26-27: correct and exhaustive answers that demonstrate an appropriate organization of the contents of the subject and a good lexical property;
24-25: correct but not complete answers that do not highlight the correlations between the various topics, with a lexicon that is not always appropriate;
22-23: summary answers that present uncertainties and deficiencies in the understanding of the institutes and an uncertain vocabulary;
18-21: answers just sufficient to demonstrate the acquisition of basic notions with an elementary lexicon.
Type of Assessment - Part D
the final exam consists of a written test (divided into a multiple choice test and at least two open-answer questions), followed by an oral exam on the course program
Course program - Part A
Public administration, policy, law. Administrative law and private law. Legality in terms of direction and of guarantee. Italian law and EU law. The characteristics, acts, subjective legal status and organisational apparatus of the different functions (regulations, services, instrumental and auxiliary functions). General notions, principles and problems concerning administrative organisation. Substantive principles pertaining to administrative activities. Administrative proceedings and the conclusion thereof with unilateral measures or consensual acts. Invalidity and irregularity of administrative acts and their consequences. The responsibility/liability of public administrations. Legitimate interests and the system of jurisdictional protection.
Course program - Part B
Public administration, policy, law. Administrative law and private law. Legality in terms of direction and of guarantee. Italian law and EU law. The characteristics, acts, subjective legal status and organisational apparatus of the different functions (regulations, services, instrumental and auxiliary functions). General notions, principles and problems concerning administrative organisation. Substantive principles pertaining to administrative activities. Administrative proceedings and the conclusion thereof with unilateral measures or consensual acts. Invalidity and irregularity of administrative acts and their consequences. The responsibility/liability of public administrations. Legitimate interests and the system of jurisdictional protection.
Course program - Part C
Public administration, policy, law. Administrative law and private law. Legality in terms of direction and of guarantee. Italian law and EU law. The characteristics, acts, subjective legal status and organisational apparatus of the different functions (regulations, services, instrumental and auxiliary functions). General notions, principles and problems concerning administrative organisation. Substantive principles pertaining to administrative activities. Administrative proceedings and the conclusion thereof with unilateral measures or consensual acts. Invalidity and irregularity of administrative acts and their consequences. The responsibility/liability of public administrations. Legitimate interests and the system of jurisdictional protection.
Course program - Part D
Public administration, policy, law. Administrative law and private law. Legality in terms of direction and of guarantee. Italian law and EU law. The characteristics, acts, subjective legal status and organisational apparatus of the different functions (regulations, services, instrumental and auxiliary functions). General notions, principles and problems concerning administrative organisation. Substantive principles pertaining to administrative activities. Administrative proceedings and the conclusion thereof with unilateral measures or consensual acts. Invalidity and irregularity of administrative acts and their consequences. The responsibility/liability of public administrations. Legitimate interests and the system of jurisdictional protection.