The “Decreti-Legge” between the factual and the theoretical dimension: the resolution of the “Corte di Cassazione” of Rome (February 20, 1990) about the RD of 22 January 1899, n. 227

Authors

  • Massimo Meccarelli Università di Macerata

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17811/hc.v0i6.81

Keywords:

Decreti-legge, resolutions, acts, corte di cassazione

Abstract

The resolution that this text will analyze allows a reflection about the historical and legal problem, paying attention to the nature of the “Decreti-Legge”, and studying different matters on Constitutional Law and Law Theory.

Submission date: 15/10/2004
Acceptance date: 24/01/2005

Author Biography

Massimo Meccarelli, Università di Macerata

Professore associato de Storia del diritto nell’Università di Macerata. Es miembro del Comité Científico de la Revista electrónica Forum Historiae Iuris. Sus estudios, relacionados con los siglos XIX y XX, tienen por objeto el debate doctrinal europeo sobre la interpretación del Derecho y sobre la naturaleza y función de la jurisdicción suprema en relación con la unificación del Derecho y la configuración de los preceptos constitucionales. Entre sus trabajos se destacan: Arbitrium. Un aspetto sistematico negli ordinamenti giuridici in età di diritto comune, Milano, Giuffrè, 1998; Un ‘senso moderno di legalità’. Percezioni dell’universo giuridico nel pensiero di Biagio Brugi, en Quaderni Fiorentini, 30, 2001, pp.361-476; Der große Abwesende? Die Kontrolle der Verfassungsmäßigkeit und die Frage der Obersten Gerichtsbarkeit im post-unitären Italien, en Forum Historiae iuris (rivista elettronica), 22 novembre 2002.

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No. 6 (2005): Historia Constitucional N. 6 (2005)

Section

Europe and United States of America

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