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Le “Questioni esplicative” della Carta de Logu
2018
Appended to the “Carta de Logu” of Arborea, the main compilation of local laws in medieval Sardinia, a list of legal cases drafted as quaestiones can be found, whose solutions clearly draw on Justinian’s libri legales. Commonly known as “Questioni esplicative della Carta de Logu”, they represent in fact a significant example of the complex ius proprium-ius commune dialectic.
Deconstructing iurisdictio: the Adventures of a Legal Category in the Hands of Humanist Jurists
2016
the contribution explores the approach of humanist jurists to the concept of "iurisdictio", and the reaction of non-humanist jurists to it
Cerrito, review of María del Mar Tizón Ferrer, Justicia Ciudadana y Justicia Regia en la Monarquía Hispana. El Modelo Sevillano
2022
The Judge in the Seventeenth century: a royal official between legislation, doctrine and case law: the Sicilian case
2013
Like all the others territorial-political systems in Europe, even Siciliy is characterized by the presence of royal Courts of Appeal, institutions that a consolidated – even if outdated – legal-historical tradition brought together under the generic name of “Grandi Corti” (Great Courts) or “Tribunali Supremi “ (Supreme Courts). It is known that the definition of “Grande Tribunale” can be related to the Suprem Court of every state-organization of the Modern Age; a high court composed only by the choicest jurists, personally appointed by the sovereign, with exclusive competence on a number of subjects (above all crimen lesae maiestatis) and competence of appeal on any sentence emitted by lowe…
I criminalisti dello Stato pontificio in età barocca. Una ricerca in corso
2016
The paper presents the first results of in-depth research focusing on judges of the criminal courts in Papal State during the first half of the Seventeenth Century, with the aim to reflect, from this particular point of view, on the administration of justice in the old regime and its relationship with legal science. The analysis is based on judges of the governor’s tribunal in Rome and provides a description of their career in various criminal courts in the State and in other Italian states and different kinds of jurisdiction, and aims at assessing the relevant organization, recruitment areas and the dialectics of interests underlying the involvement of families in service and loyalty to th…
Authorities in Early Modern Law Courts
2021
This volume looks at the comparative development of legal practice in the early modern period across Europe. Focusing deliberately on the impact of law courts on substantive law – and not on its systematisation by learned jurists – it studies similarities and differences in the development of the law across different jurisdictions. In doing so it evaluates whether and to what extent it is possible to consider this development as a unitary and truly European phenomenon. This collection re-evaluates current debates surrounding the development of civil law in the early modern period in the context of the grand narratives of European legal history and sets out to challenge current orthodox view…
L’esercito romano e l’alba dell’Europa. Modelli concettuali e sperimentazioni sociali tra linguaggi, istituzioni e diritto (secoli IV-VIII). Convegno…
2019
Cronaca del convegno "Modelli concettuali e sperimentazioni sociali tra linguaggi, istituzioni e diritto (secoli IV -VIII)" tenutosi presso l'Università degli studi Roma Tre il 9-11 maggio 2019.
FRA DIRITTO E TEOLOGIA: L’ARGOMENTAZIONE PROCESSUALE NELLA CULTURA MEDIEVALE
2018
The tendency to apply procedural arguments to extra-legal situations is much more widespread than one might think. In the Middle Ages, this tendency incorporated different fields of knowledge in a much more casual and transversal way than is the case today. On the one hand, the entire construction of the Christian doctrine is characterized by the use of procedural metaphors (not only in the two events that mark the beginning and the end of humankind – the judgment against Adam in Eden and the Last Judgment – but also in biblical trials and the trial of Jesus). On the other hand, jurists’ remarks about trials, which date back to the end of the 12th century, aim to construct an “objective” sy…
Controllare e giudicare: alle origini del concetto di patrimonio pubblico nel pensiero giuridico medievale
2013
Il diavolo in Paradiso. Diritto, teologia e letteratura nel Processus Satane (sec. XIV)
2015
Il diavolo sale in Paradiso, deciso a riprendersi l’umanità utilizzando un nuovo formidabile strumento: il processo. Possibile? Composto nel XIV secolo, tramandato come opera giuridica falsamente attribuita a Bartolo da Sassoferrato, il Processus Satane è un processo simulato, in forma di dialogo, fra il diavolo, Cristo e la Madonna. Bollato come opera minore e pressoché ignorato dalla storiografia, il testo costituisce in realtà uno straordinario esempio di sincretismo culturale: il linguaggio della teologia serve al diritto come fonte di legittimazione, e di contro la costruzione escatologica e la stessa teoria della Salvezza sono impiantate su una struttura giuridica. In questa prospetti…