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Right Restriction or Restricting Rights? The UK Acts to Address COVID-19
2020
The UK was initially slow to adopt measures to address the COVID-19 pandemic. However on 23 March 2020 and following escalating infection and mortality rates, the government introduced the most restrictive measures on movement in modern UK history. These lockdown measures which introduced sweeping limitation on movement outside the home were introduced through statutory legislation: regulations which were made by the government and not debated nor legislated by Parliament. This article considers the issues the UK?s legal responses to address the COVID-19 raises in terms of democracy, human rights and the rule of law
The Catalunya Conundrum, Part 1 : How Could Things Come to Such a Pass?
2017
Catalan democratic institutions (both Parliament and Government) have called for a popular vote on whether Catalonia, an autonomous region in the northeast of Spain of almost eight million inhabitants, should declare itself an independent country. The vote is scheduled for the 1st October, but it as of yet the total opposition of the Spanish Government, which considers it illegal and seems determined to stop it by all means, makes things complicated.
The Catalunya Conundrum, Part 3 : Protecting the Constitution by Violating the Constitution
2017
Lacking legitimacy in Catalonia because of the absence of solutions to Catalan democratic claims within the Spanish legal framework, the position of Spanish institutions is badly weakened. Therefore, they do not to want to take the risk of creating even more political unrest in Catalonia with public and explicit debates on the suspension of autonomy or on the necessity of limiting fundamental rights. Instead, Spanish government is pushing other institutions, such as the Constitutional Court, prosecutors, police and judges, as well as their own executive powers, beyond their ordinary limits.
Mario Sbriccoli, Die buergerliche Strafrechtswissenschaft, Theorien und Ideologien des Strafrechts in vereinigten Italien, 2014,
2015
La recensione riguarda l'edizione tedesca di un importante contributo di Mario Sbriccoli sulla storia del diritto penale del 18° secolo. In particolare, se ne mette in rilievo l'importanza nei rapporti fra la scienza penale tedesca e italiana. Die Buchbesprechung betrifft die deutsche Übersetzung des wichtigen Beitrags von Mario Sbriccoli ueber die Geschtichte der italienischen Strafrechtswissenschaft in XVIII Jahrundert. Es werd insbesondere die Bedutung dieses Buches fuer die Beziehungen zwischen die italienische und die deutsche Strafrechtswissenschaft.
Wachgeküsst: Der französische Verfassungsrat aktiviert erstmals die Fraternité – im Ausländerrecht
2018
Verfassungsblog: On Matters Constitutional