The system of guarantees Flashcards

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GUARANTEES

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Instruments to protect our rights and the system of liberal democracy

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How can be the system of the judiciary organized?

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  • Unique judiciary: only one judiciary system, internally subdivided into different divisions and organized in courts;
    each level of “higher/lower” courts may be divided in different “divisions”: civil, criminal, labor, …
  • Multiple judiciary: constituted by two or more systems of judiciary in parallel
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What are the systems of judiciary in which the system of multiple judiciary is subdivided?

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  • Ordinary judiciary: main judiciary system; hear civil and criminal cases; is organized in “higher/lower” courts and, eventually, in selected “divisions”; it may involve “juries” composed of common people
  • Special juiciary: differs from the ordinary judiciary in the selection of judges and courts panels, composed also by experts non-trained in law;
    they can heare specific cases on the basis of: personnel | lawsuit | public/private position of the litigants
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How can be the judges selected?

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  • Appointed judges (by other state’s bodies/by special audit panels)
  • Elected judges (by the people)
  • Selected judges (by public concourse)
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What are the requisites to be selected?

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  • none
  • barristers
  • judges
  • lawyers
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What are the types of criminal justice?

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  • Public prosecutor (belonging to the judiciary/executive branch)
  • Criminal judges: sitting judge (adversarial model) / investigating judge (inquisitional model)
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How can the independence of the judges be guaranteed?

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  • By specific superior councils
  • By specific guarantees
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CONSTITUTIONAL JUSTICE

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It protects the constitution in a non-political way, controlling over the acts of the congress or of the parliament in order to protect the supremacy of the constitution

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How can the body of constitutional justice be?

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  • Political (members not trained in law)
  • Judicial (members are judges or experts)
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How can a political body of constitutional justice be?

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  • Monocratic: composed of just one member external to the legislative branch (Head of State, super partis), that verifies the constitutionality of the acts
  • Collegial: internal to the legislative branch (Parliamentary commission) or external (Constitutional Council)
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How can the judicial body of constitutional justice be divided?

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  • Ordinary courts of the judiciary branch (with a centralized or decentralized control of a compliant, during a trial)
  • Specialized courts = Constitutional Court (only centralized and separated from the judiciary branch)
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The Lodging: how can it be made?

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  • Type: Petition/Question
  • Time: Preventative/Repressive
  • Access: Incidental/Direct
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LODGING –> PETITION

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= ricorso; to submit a doubt or a request even if it is not connected to a case; it may be constrained by a term.

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LODGING –> QUESTION

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A doubt is found during a pending case; it cannot be connected with a term.

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LODGING –> TIME: PREVENTATIVE

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= a priori; you may verify if an act is in compliance with the constitution only before the trial ends, before the act of the congress enters into force

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LODGING –> TIME: REPRESSIVE

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=a posteriori; you may verify constitutionality only after the act has been implemented

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LODGING –> ACCESS: INCIDENTAL

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By all the judges/by the supreme courts only, during a pending trial

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LODGING –> ACCESS: DIRECT

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  • By specific constitutional bodies (identified in the Constitution)
  • By national/local governments
  • By the people
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DECISIONS –> REGARDING THE PETITION/QUESTION

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  • Procedural: admissibility/inadmissibility
  • Merit: acceptance/dismissal
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DECISIONS –> REGARDING THE EFFECTS

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  • Acceptance –> Annulment (erga omnes): ex tunc/ex nunc
  • Dismissal (effects only inter partes)
  • Declaratory –> parliamentary privilege
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DECISIONS –> REGARDING THE MOTIVATION

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  • Single motivation (per curiam)
  • Plural motivation (dissenting opinion/concurring opinion/opinion of the Court)