Learning objectives
The course intends to offer the knowledge of administrative justice and to improve student’s abilities to analyse the more interesting judgments.
In particular, the students, at the end of the course, will be able:
- to know the difference beetwen administrative justice and civil justice
- to know the judicial actions;
- to recognize the different kind of judgments;
- to understand the appeal system.
Prerequisites
To access to the exam, students need the following requirements: istituzioni di diritto romano, istituzioni di diritto privato, diritto costituzionale, diritto amministrativo I, diritto processuale civile.
Course unit content
Administrative justice’s course consists in the study of the c.p.a. (administrative justice code, legislative decree n. 104/2010), the differenze between administrative justice and civil justice and the appeal system.
Full programme
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Bibliography
All students can choose one book between:
A. Travi, Lezioni di giustizia amministrativa, Giappichelli 2018;
F.G. Scoca (a cura di), Giustizia amministrativa, Giappichelli 2017
All students are required to have knowledge of c.p.a. (administrative justice code).
Teaching methods
The course consists of two lectures per week, according to the time-table.
The didactic activity includes the theoretical analysis of the procedural institute and an illustration of practical cases.
For this purpose, educational material will be provided on the Elly platform.
In addition to the lectures, seminars will be organised, simulations of trial and an educational visit to the Regional Administrative Court of Parma (T.A.R.).
Assessment methods and criteria
The exam is oral, and consists in three or more questions that aim to verify the learning of the programme. It is divided in two parts: the verification of the overall knowledge and of the ability to analyse real cases.
Frequency is strongly recommended.
The final mark, expressed in thirties, will be immediately issued.
Other information
It should be noted that the requirements are valid according to the enrolment rules (and, therefore, civil procedural law is a prerequisite for all students who enrolled from 2014/2015 academic year).
