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THE «LEGAL SYSTEM» 

«is based on a set of rules whose function is to

regulate the civil coexistence of a population in a given national

territory»

Regulation of civil coexistence:

1) solving their conflicts

2) promoting their mutual cooperation».

UBI SOCIETAS -> IBI IUS

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TWO PERSPECTIVES

ABSOLUTE PERSPECTIVE -> PRIVATE LAW «IN

GENERAL»

RELATIVISTIC PERSPECTIVE -> «FRENCH» PRIVATE

LAW, «U.S.» PRIVATE LAW, «GERMAN» PRIVATE

LAW, «INDIAN» PRIVATE LAW, «CHINA» PRIVATE

LAW ETC.

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«ITALIAN»

PRIVATE

LAW

Specific legal system

BUT with the support of

comparison

CROSS-CULTURAL method

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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN

«LAW»

AND “SOCIETY»

1) NO «SOCIETY» WITHOUT «LAW»

2) NO «LAW» WITHOUT «SOCIETY»

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«NEGATIVE» FUNCTION OF LAW:

TO PREVENT (ex

ante) AND SOLVE (ex post) CONFLICTS AMONG THE

MEMBERS OF A GROUP, DETERMINED BY THE

SCARCITY OF RESOURCES OR BY DIFFERENT

PERSPECTIVES ON THE IDEA OF COMMON GOOD.

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«POSITIVE» FUNCTION OF LAW:

TO ENHANCE AND

STRENGTHEN THE COOPERATION BETWEEN THE

MEMBERS OF A GROUP, FOSTERING ITS UNITY.

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LAW and RELIGION

Carl Schmitt: «all significant concepts of the modern state are secularized

theological concepts»

Common feature: «societal» control

«Secularization»

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Law and TECHNOLOGY

The advent of digital law

Threat for privacy? Big data and Internet of things (IoT)

Smart contracts

Predictive justice

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SOURCES OF LAW

acts or facts capable of producing norms

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HIERARCHY in the sources of law:

a lower-ranking rule

cannot derogate what is established by a higher-ranking rule

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ITALIAN CONSTITUTION

was enacted by the Constituent Assembly on 22 December 1947

The text, which has since

been amended sixteen times was promulgated in an extraordinary

edition of Gazzetta Ufficiale on 27 December 1947.

It came into force on 1 January 1948

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STRUCTURE OF THE

ITALIAN CONSTITUTION

139 Articles + XVIII Final and transitory provisions

Articles 1-12 -> Fundamental principles

Articles 13-54 -> Rights and Duties of Citizens

Articles 55-139: Organization of the Republic