Italy

Michele Massa; Davide Paris; Pietro Faraguna; Daria de Pretis

Italy

Michele Massa, Davide Paris, Pietro Faraguna, Daria de Pretis

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The year 2021 has been characterized as – for now – the “peak” in the judicial pandemic curve of COVID-19 related constitutional controversies before the Italian Constitutional Court (hereafter ItCC). In this report, we will summarize these crucial developments (Part II), involving a wide range of legal sectors. However, the ItCC activity in 2021 has not been limited to adjudicating emergency legislation. On the contrary, the Court reiterated its central role also outside the circle of emergency legislation in protecting fundamental rights, issuing a number of topical decisions across different sectors of the legal order (Part III).

Original language	English
Title of host publication	2021 Global Review of Constitutional Law
Editors	David Landau, Pietro Faraguna, Śimon Drugda and Rocío De Carolis Richard Albert
Pages	178-182
Number of pages	5
Publication status	Published - 2022

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Constitutional Justice

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