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  The fundamental right of non community people to social security between ECHR and Charter of Nice

  30/07/2007 - William Chiaromonte

  Classificazione: Equality - Art. 21 Non discrimination - Solidarity - Art. 34 Social security

  The Author reconstructs the Italian jurisprudence that protects the right to social security of non community people and that in relation to the ECHR and in some cases to the Charter of Nice has disapplied ...

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  European Court of Human Rights and Italian extradition

  15/07/2007 - Giancarlo Guarino

  Classificazione: Freedoms - Art. 19 Extradition - Justice - Art. 47 Fair trial, public hearing - Right to be advised, defended, and represented - Art. 50 Right not to be tried or punished twice in criminal proceedings for the same criminal offence

  The Author presents the complex case of a Moroccan citizen who after having been acquitted for the crime of terrorist association has been extradited in Morocco because he was condemned in absentia for the same ...

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  A Civil Law for the Europe

  31/05/2007 - Giacinto Bisogni

  Classificazione: Solidarity - Art. 38 Consumer protection

  The initiatives of the European Union could have important developments within the end of this year and the next in the field of Contract Law In particular a deep revision of Consumers Law and a ...

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  The influence of the Charter of Nice in the European Communities' Court of Justice's decisions about personal equality and dignity

  05/05/2007 - Giovanna Pistorio

  Classificazione: Art. 51 Scope - Art. 53 Level of protection

  The present article focuses on the impact of the Charter of Fundamental Rights proclaimed in December on the recent ECJ s jurisprudence concerning the matters of equality and human dignity The ECJ is reacting to ...

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  The true interpretation and the dialogues between national and sovranational judges

  04/03/2007 - Roberto Conti

  Classificazione: Art. 51 Scope

  The commentary means to underline the centrality of the national judge in the interpretation of national law within the spreading out of the concept of true interpretation to which the European Communities Court of Justice ...