Administrative Justice

The learning objective of the course is developing knowledge about the fundamentals of the administrative justice system, considering its most complex and debated issues.
This objective shall be pursued by presenting the characteristics of the protection of individuals, social groups and undertakings in front of public authorities and by explaining the judicial review of administrative action in its historical, normative and concrete implementation.
The analysis of the legal instruments and remedies, as applied by the jurisprudence and in the constitutional framework, will allow students to acquire a method of reasoning suitable to face specific and complex legal issues.

In accordance with the Dublin descriptors, the course aims to provide students with the knowledge of the fundamentals of administrative justice, its debated issues and its underlying reasons.
Lessons will be based on normative texts, jurisprudence and doctrinal articles. Students are required to develop skills in listening, paying attention, comprehend and analyse the contents of the lessons and of the course, developing a critical approach.
Students should be able to formulate personal opinions, supporting them with logical and legal arguments.
Moreover, students should be able to express the acquired notions with property of language, argumentative coherence and systematic rigour.
Finally, students must prove knowledge of single institutions in the Italian and supranational framework.