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Journal articles on the topic "Detenzione amministrativa"
Campesi, Giuseppe. "La detenzione amministrativa degli stranieri in Italia: storia, diritto, politica." DEMOCRAZIA E DIRITTO, no. 3 (May 2012): 177–225. http://dx.doi.org/10.3280/ded2011-003014.
Full textLendaro, Annalisa. "Proteste ed emancipazione alla frontiera europea. Il caso di Lampedusa." REMHU : Revista Interdisciplinar da Mobilidade Humana 24, no. 48 (December 2016): 93–103. http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/1980-85852503880004807.
Full textCaputo, Giuseppe. "Stato costituzionale di diritto e carcere." La Nuova Giuridica 2, no. 2 (January 19, 2023): 37–59. http://dx.doi.org/10.36253/lng-1974.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Detenzione amministrativa"
Cancellaro, Francesca <1984>. "La detenzione amministrativa degli stranieri. Nuove frontiere in materia di liberta' personale." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2015. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/7226/1/cancellaro_francesca_tesi.pdf.
Full textThis thesis focuses on the issue of the legality of migrants’ detention immediately following disembarkation on EU shores. Under Italian practice, this phase is one of those where access to justice and legal advice are poorly protected, so that under the justification of necessity and urgency, cases of unlawful deprivation of liberty frequently take place without any legal basis and judicial review. This has been the case at the Immigration Centre located on Lampedusa Island in recent years, where under the label of ‘reception’ in reality migrants have been subjected to unlawful detention. As personally observed by the author, who carried out some fieldwork research within this Centre, the above situation has represented a case of arbitrary detention in breach of the principles established in the Italian Constitution and in International Conventions, in primis in the case law under the European Convention of Human Rights. This thesis builds on the Lampedusa case study with the aim of suggesting better ways to protect migrants’ personal liberty. Starting from the evaluation of the general legal safeguards available in the field of immigration detention in Italy, this thesis criticizes the habeas corpus system, specifically addressed to those who are in limbo’ between the arrival at the border of Europe and the determination of their individual legal status. It concludes that in Italy a migrant’s right to personal liberty is undermined by the lack of legal remedies in the Italian system.
Cancellaro, Francesca <1984>. "La detenzione amministrativa degli stranieri. Nuove frontiere in materia di liberta' personale." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2015. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/7226/.
Full textThis thesis focuses on the issue of the legality of migrants’ detention immediately following disembarkation on EU shores. Under Italian practice, this phase is one of those where access to justice and legal advice are poorly protected, so that under the justification of necessity and urgency, cases of unlawful deprivation of liberty frequently take place without any legal basis and judicial review. This has been the case at the Immigration Centre located on Lampedusa Island in recent years, where under the label of ‘reception’ in reality migrants have been subjected to unlawful detention. As personally observed by the author, who carried out some fieldwork research within this Centre, the above situation has represented a case of arbitrary detention in breach of the principles established in the Italian Constitution and in International Conventions, in primis in the case law under the European Convention of Human Rights. This thesis builds on the Lampedusa case study with the aim of suggesting better ways to protect migrants’ personal liberty. Starting from the evaluation of the general legal safeguards available in the field of immigration detention in Italy, this thesis criticizes the habeas corpus system, specifically addressed to those who are in limbo’ between the arrival at the border of Europe and the determination of their individual legal status. It concludes that in Italy a migrant’s right to personal liberty is undermined by the lack of legal remedies in the Italian system.
MENTASTI, GIULIA. "LA 'CRIMMIGRATION' NEL SISTEMA ITALIANO: TRA SCELTE DI INCRIMINAZIONE E RICORSO AL TRATTENIMENTO AMMINISTRATIVO." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/2434/852159.
Full textThe “crimmigration” in the Italian system: between choices of incrimination and the use of administrative detention. This paper aims to study the criminalization of the migratory phenomenon in Italy. In particular, the work verifies the applicability to the Italian legal system of the so-called crimmigration, i.e., a phenomenon of overlap or intersection between criminal law and immigration law. Originally observed and studied in the United States – where, in 2006, Juliet Stumpf coined the name – this phenomenon translates, on the one hand, into a tightening of the instruments available to States for the management of irregular migratory flows and, on the other hand, in a progressive orientation of migration policies in a repressive and excluding sense. Following the three ‘guidelines’ (direttrici) in which the doctrine on the subject usually articulates the phenomenon (i.e.: the use of criminal sanctions to punish conducts of violation of the legislation on immigration, the provision of administrative consequences relating to the legitimacy of the stay deriving from criminal convictions and the use of privative or restrictive measures of personal freedom) the study reconstructs the regulatory and jurisprudential developments in the field of contrasting irregular immigration in our country, noting how this securitarian approach is now prevalent also in Italy. The results of the research lead to three main observations. In the first place, following the El Dridi judgment of the European Court of Justice of 2011 and the stringent indications coming from European law, the criminalization ‘in the strict sense’ of irregular migration is today a path practically abandoned by the legislator. The provision of ad hoc crimes for irregular foreigners and the use of criminal sanctions are, in fact, being replaced by more agile and effective tools such as the administrative measures (typical of the second ‘guideline’). Alongside the many forms of expulsion, in fact, an ever-increasing and uneven number of crimes, if committed by a foreigner, affect his stay in Italy or his own entry, recalling the contents of the ‘membership theory’ formulated overseas. Secondly, a new line of repressive intervention with the typical criminal tools seems to emerge (defined as a possible ‘fourth guideline’) against those who, even for pure solidarity purposes, support the aliens in their illegal migratory path. In particular, the definition includes the incrimination of the conduct of assistance of the NGOs active in the Mediterranean, both in the forms of aiding (pursuant to art. 12 t.u.imm.) as well as the recent (and short-lived) sanctions for violating the entry bans in the Italian territorial sea. Thirdly, in conjunction with the gradual abandonment of criminal detention, various forms of administrative deprivation of personal freedom of irregular migrants have acquired an increasingly central role (in the CPRs, in hotspots, in the transit areas of airports, and, lastly, on quarantine ships). Precisely from the analysis of the discipline of administrative detention in Italy and of the many criticalities of this instrument – which, as observed by the most authoritative doctrine on the subject, has ‘sinister affinities’ with the prison sentence – the paper shows the interference between criminal substance and administrative form, confirming how today in Italy a hybrid system is moving forward, next to the penal system and being inspired by its techniques and instruments but without importing its guarantees, sacrificed in the name of needs of greater effectiveness and speed in contrast to irregular immigration.