Learning objectives
The course in administrative law aims to provide students with a general understanding of the subject, with particular reference to administrative activity, procedures and explanation of discretional power in the area of substantive law, and in the area of procedural law, it will focus on the main characteristics of justice: legal rights and their protection. <br />
The aim of the course is to provide students with an understanding of administrative law so that, in addition to learning legal terminology and the further study which will be undertaken for the administrative law II exam as well as the related exams in the scientific sector, the course can be considered to provide general knowledge of the subject. <br />
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Prerequisites
In order to be able to sit the Administrative Law I exam, it is necessary to have passed the exams in Civil law, Roman law, and Constitutional law. <br />
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The administrative law I exam is preparation for the other subjects in the IUS/10 scientific discipline sector. <br />
Course unit content
The administrative law I course includes the following topics: public administration and the law; constitutional issues in public administration; administrative organisation; legal rights, administrative proceedings; administration measures and administrative agreements; public administration contracts; public administration responsibility; constitutional issues in administrative law; protection before administrative judges; administrative judges; special administrative judges; administrative appeals. <br />
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Full programme
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Bibliography
E. CASETTA, Manuale di diritto amministrativo, MILANO GIUFFRE', Latest Ed. (excluding chapters IV and XI- section I) <br />
F.BASSI, Lezioni di diritto amministrativo, MILANO GIUFFRE', Latest Ed. (limited to chapters I- introductory note -, II basic concepts - IV – administrative activity and its basic principles - VIII- causes of invalidity in administrative measures - IX- self-protection). <br />
Casetta’s text contains all the subjects on the syllabus under examination and is updated to include the most recent legislation. It is important, however, that students extend their knowledge (in order to understand possible differences in the way the subjects are treated) by reading the classic pages of BASSI on the most important principles and institutions in administrative law. One of the following is recommended for the main administrative laws: M. CAMMELLI- G. SCIULLO, Codice breve delle amministrazioni pubbliche, BOLOGNA, ZANICHELLI latest edition; or F.A. ROVERSI MONACO- L. VANDELLI, Codice breve di diritto amministrativo, RIMINI MAGGIOLI (latest edition). <br />
Teaching methods
The course will be in the form of both lectures and seminars where the most important problems, even in terms of recent legal decisions, will be discussed. <br />
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Assessment methods and criteria
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Other information
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