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La, Motta Francesca <1982>. "Il giudice tributario come giudice europeo." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2014. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/6665/1/lamotta_francesca_tesi.pdf.
Full textThis work aims to highlight, through an in-depth analysis of the decisions and the decision-making process of the Court of Justice, the interpretative criteria applied by the Court, as well as to emphasize the effects that such decisions have had on the Member States and on the role of the national tax court as a European tax court. We are witnessing nowadays a real Europeanisation of the sources of law, which has been providing new forms of legal protection to citizens, also against the tax authorities. The interaction, often problematic, between the national tax courts and the European Court of Justice has become a true source of a European procedural tax law, within which the role of the national judge is of utmost importance, in view of its interpretative and clarifying function of European law. The judgments of the national tax courts in fact are the the most effective mean of clarifying the community law. This work therefore intends to analyse in detail the complementary and full of functions role of the national tax courts, in consequence of which they have become real "European courts", as well as the function entrusted to the Court of Justice which has become, on the contrary, more and more a "supranational tax court". Subsequently, after providing an overview of the tax courts in Germany, France and Italy, this work will focus on the role of the national courts vis-à-vis the application of the European Union law, and will describe the interaction between such decisions and the higher hierarchical position of the European Union law.
La, Motta Francesca <1982>. "Il giudice tributario come giudice europeo." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2014. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/6665/.
Full textThis work aims to highlight, through an in-depth analysis of the decisions and the decision-making process of the Court of Justice, the interpretative criteria applied by the Court, as well as to emphasize the effects that such decisions have had on the Member States and on the role of the national tax court as a European tax court. We are witnessing nowadays a real Europeanisation of the sources of law, which has been providing new forms of legal protection to citizens, also against the tax authorities. The interaction, often problematic, between the national tax courts and the European Court of Justice has become a true source of a European procedural tax law, within which the role of the national judge is of utmost importance, in view of its interpretative and clarifying function of European law. The judgments of the national tax courts in fact are the the most effective mean of clarifying the community law. This work therefore intends to analyse in detail the complementary and full of functions role of the national tax courts, in consequence of which they have become real "European courts", as well as the function entrusted to the Court of Justice which has become, on the contrary, more and more a "supranational tax court". Subsequently, after providing an overview of the tax courts in Germany, France and Italy, this work will focus on the role of the national courts vis-à-vis the application of the European Union law, and will describe the interaction between such decisions and the higher hierarchical position of the European Union law.
BONAVENTURA, GIOIA. "Il dialogo tra giudici nello spazio costituzionale europeo." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Genova, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/11567/1031601.
Full textPERI, Antonina. "La selezione dei giudici della Corte di giustizia dell'Unione. Nuove prospettive di integrazione e legittimazione." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Palermo, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10447/91045.
Full textPOSTIGLIONE, MIRIAM. "IL VALORE DEL 'PRECEDENTE' NELLA GIURISPRUDENZA DEL GIUDICE DELL'UNIONE EUROPEA." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/2434/789947.
Full textAdamo, D. "L'intervento di terzi nel processo dinanzi ai giudici comunitari." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/2434/64594.
Full textBARBIERI, Samuele. "La ragione del conflitto. Il rinvio pregiudiziale tra giudici ordinari e Corte costituzionale." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Ferrara, 2023. https://hdl.handle.net/11392/2502850.
Full textIn the aftermath of the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon, conflicts between the Court of Justice and Constitutional or Supreme Courts of the Member States have become increasingly frequent and serious. This trend has involved also the Italian Constitutional Court, which has taken a stance of "re-centralisation" towards European Union Law, overcoming axioms of the model of relations between domestic and EU Law (the so-called "Granital Model") and laying the foundations for a new era of the "cammino comunitario" (the "269 temperate model"). As a root cause for this phenomenon, Legal Scholars have put forward the current momentum of EU law after the Treaty of Lisbon: the expansion of European competences in matters deeply linked to State sovereignty and the strengthening of the Union's system of protection of fundamental rights, due to the attribution by Article 6(1) TEU to the Charter of Nice of the same legal value of the Treaties. These grounds are the premise, the general context. Another is claimed to be, in the present work, the real reason for the conflict between the Constitutional Court and the Court of Justice: the preliminary reference of the Italian ordinary judge. It is the (ab)use of the preliminary references procedure by Italian judges that is mainly responsible for the tensions arisen between the two Courts, a circumstance that has led “il giudice delle leggi” to review the relations between itself, the Court of Luxembourg and the ordinary judges. An ordinary judge who, in the “spaces” opened up by the encounter between the potential of the preliminary ruling mechanism and the broad discretion recognised to it by the “Granital model” (not to mention the Consulta's isolation derived from the refraining to use the preliminary ruling procedure), has found fertile ground for its own activism. Chapter I offers a reconstruction of the role of Article 267 TFEU in the EU judicial system. On the one hand, the focus is on the fundamentals of the preliminary ruling procedure, such as the admissibility (subjective and objective) of the reference, as well as the obligation imposed on the last instance courts; on the other hand, the interrelation between Article 267 TFEU and the Constitutional justice systems present in some Member States, including Italy, will not be ignored. Chapter II proposes an analysis of some references received by Italian courts since the Treaty of Lisbon that are particularly illustrative of the ordinary courts’ not marginal, but central, contribution to the conflict between courts. The Kamberaj case, which sums up the will towards a "comunitarizzazione" of the ECHR, and other references testifying to the tendency of Italian ordinary courts to invoke the Charter outside its scope. The potential conflict between EU secondary law and the constitutional principle of access to the public administration through competition (Art. 97, para. 4 Const.) and the related constitutional case law in the saga of fixed-term contracts in public schools (from Scattolon, through Mascolo and Rossato to YT and others). The Taricco case and the alarming risk of the activation of counter-limits. The “war between Supreme Judges” that can be witnessed in the Randstadt and Hoffman-La Roche cases. Finally, in Chapter III, the "cammino comunitario" of the Constitutional Court from the decentralization to the recent "re-centralisation" is analysed, thus, from the model of relations between legal systems in Granital to the recent "inversion" – not mandatory for the judge and not preclusive of the "European path" – of the dual preliminarity in Judgment No. 269 of 2017. The re-shaping by the Italian Constitutional Court of its role and of that of the ordinary judge toward EU Law could not be analyzed if not in the light of the reason of the conflict, topic of this Ph.D Thesis.
Liberali, B. M. C. "FRA LEGISLATORE, CORTE COSTITUZIONALE E GIUDICI COMUNI: PROBLEMATICHE INTORNO ALLA PROCREAZIONE MEDICALMENTE ASSISTITA." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/2434/168883.
Full textPandolfo, Sara <1996>. "Il giudizio di ottemperanza e l'introduzione dell'istuto della penalità di mora: esperienza italiana ed esperienza europea." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/18724.
Full textFabbretti, Silvia. "Il pubblico ministero europeo tra esigenze sovranazionali e Costituzione italiana." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Trieste, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10077/10144.
Full textLa tematica del pubblico ministero europeo si inserisce nel quadro dello Spazio di libertà, sicurezza e giustizia nell'Unione europea e prende le mosse dalle difficoltà della lotta ai reati lesivi degli interessi finanziari dell’Unione europea. Il contesto nel quale si sono inseriti i vari progetti di studio è caratterizzato, infatti, dall'insufficienza delle indagini e dell’azione penale nei confronti degli autori di reati che colpiscono beni di rilevanza sovranazionale: la lotta a queste condotte fa leva sui meccanismi di cooperazione giudiziaria che si sono rivelati farraginosi e complessi e si traducono in scarsa efficacia repressiva di tali fenomeni. Il “valore aggiunto” di un organo europeo starebbe proprio nella maggiore facilità di coordinamento e nella comprensione della dimensione europea della condotta – non ancorata alla visione strettamente nazionale – che permetterebbero di superare la frammentazione investigativa e repressiva. Dopo alterne fasi di dibattito, la figura del pubblico ministero europeo torna a ricoprire un ruolo centrale nel panorama europeo: nell'estate del 2013 la Commissione europea ha presentato una proposta di regolamento per l’istituzione di una procura europea per la tutela degli interessi finanziari dell’Unione. Questo progetto nasce su fondamenta più solide rispetto alla ricerca “pilota” del Corpus Juris: la differenza, infatti, è rappresentata dalla base giuridica, novità dettata dal trattato di Lisbona, che all'art. 86 TFUE prevede espressamente la possibilità di creare un organo di accusa europeo. I lavori per l’istituzione di un accusatore europeo saranno indubbiamente lunghi e complessi: il fatto che gli Stati abbiano già sollevato alcune critiche, taluni richiamandosi alla propria sovranità, fornisce la misura dei delicati equilibri che circondano il tema. La proposta, tuttavia, rappresenta un’importante tassello nell'evoluzione dell’Unione europea, nell'ottica di uno spirito di vera integrazione: è una sfida che abbraccia il futuro del processo penale europeo e pone sul tappeto una serie di profili che meritano approfondimento, in particolare in relazione alla “tenuta” dei principi costituzionali sottesi al nostro sistema penale. Il riferimento è soprattutto a due principi cardine dell’ordinamento italiano: obbligatorietà dell'azione penale, da un lato, e giudice naturale precostituito per legge, dall'altro.
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TIRA, Elisa. "La funzione giurisdizionale in ambito europeo." Doctoral thesis, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/11562/557551.
Full textThe “jurisdictional function” can be defined, in general, as the activity of the courts, which have a peculiar position of independence, aimed at implementing and declaring the law with regard to specific and disputed cases. Moreover, it should be noted that the attempt to find a unitary and unambiguous notion of “jurisdictional function” has not given satisfactory results. In particular, whilst the “essential nucleus” of that notion appears to be the presence of a judge and the activity of law enforcement in specific cases, it seems to me that the notion in question can be partially diversified depending, for example, on the reference “geographical context”. In this sense, the expression “jurisdictional function in Europe” could refer to all the courts operating within the European legal order and to the activities of enforcement of supranational law that they perform, being now required to use a variety of sources of law, since, in addition to national laws, there are the rules from the European Union and the European Convention on Human Rights. This work aims to analyze the relationships between the national judges and the two European Courts (the Court of Justice and the European Court of Human Rights), which, respectively, implement and interpret the European rules, in order to try to understand whether it is possible to find a “European jurisdictional function” emerging from these relationships, or at least a sort of “European judiciary” in which all the courts, national and European, contribute to ensure an advanced and “integrated” form of rights protection.
CORDELLI, CAMILLA. "Tra Diritto e Politica. Esperienze di selezione dei giudici negli Stati Uniti ed in Europa." Doctoral thesis, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/2158/810090.
Full textBENEDETTELLI, Massimo V. "Il giudizio comunitario d'eguaglianza." Doctoral thesis, 1987. http://hdl.handle.net/1814/4560.
Full textRENGHINI, Cristina. "Il sistema di tutela brevettuale nell'Unione Europea: il Brevetto Europeo con effetto unitario e il Tribunale Unificato dei Brevetti." Doctoral thesis, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/11393/251086.
Full textMANGANARO, MARTA. "L'applicabilità diretta della Cedu nell'ordinamento interno e l'eventuale crisi del modello accentrato di costituzionalità." Doctoral thesis, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/11570/3115887.
Full textPALANDRI, LUCREZIA. "Giudicare l'arte. Arte e libertà nella giurisprudenza della Corte Suprema degli Stati Uniti." Doctoral thesis, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/2158/989211.
Full textBESTETTI, Fiorella. "Le metodologie di stima dell’età in ambito forense: il contributo dell’AgEstimation Project." Doctoral thesis, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/11393/251079.
Full textPETRINI, Maria Celeste. "IL MARKETING INTERNAZIONALE DI UN ACCESSORIO-MODA IN MATERIALE PLASTICO ECO-COMPATIBILE: ASPETTI ECONOMICI E PROFILI GIURIDICI. UN PROGETTO PER LUCIANI LAB." Doctoral thesis, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/11393/251084.
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