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2017
Justice delay is unanimously considered a negative externality both in terms of security and institutional trust (especially when referred to criminal cases) and in terms of economic development (especially when referred to civil cases). Despite several attempts to make systems more efficient have been taken in many countries, it is almost impossible ...
D'Agostino, Elena +2 more
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Justice delay is unanimously considered a negative externality both in terms of security and institutional trust (especially when referred to criminal cases) and in terms of economic development (especially when referred to civil cases). Despite several attempts to make systems more efficient have been taken in many countries, it is almost impossible ...
D'Agostino, Elena +2 more
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Judicial Restraint (and Judicial Supremacy)
2022Abstract Debates in constitutional democracies over “restraint” (versus “activism”) in judicial constitutional review have typically turned on a bedrock political value of democracy. The debates may also, however, be understood in the light of a different bedrock value, that of political legitimacy.
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The use of machine and deep learning techniques to predict outcomes in legal proceedings is a highly debated topic among legal scholars and policymakers. These technologies have the potential to support judicial decision-making, assist litigants, and analyze biases within the legal process.
Di Florio, Cecilia, Rotolo, Antonino
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Di Florio, Cecilia, Rotolo, Antonino
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2012
Courts are increasingly pursuing partnerships with foreign counterparts by organising themselves in networks—at their own initiative or at the instigation of the european legislature. This chapter adopts a critical approach to this phenomenon to highlight its advantages and drawbacks.
de Visser, M.C.B.F., Claes, M.
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Courts are increasingly pursuing partnerships with foreign counterparts by organising themselves in networks—at their own initiative or at the instigation of the european legislature. This chapter adopts a critical approach to this phenomenon to highlight its advantages and drawbacks.
de Visser, M.C.B.F., Claes, M.
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The Italian Yearbook of International Law Online, 2004
IOVANE, MASSIMO, Cataldi Giuseppe
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IOVANE, MASSIMO, Cataldi Giuseppe
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The Power of Judicial Review: Judicial Chutzpah or Judicial Desideratum
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(De-)judicialization of politics in the era of populism: lessons from Central and Eastern Europe
International Journal of Human Rights, 2022Jan Petrov
exaly
The judicialization of territorial politics in Italy
Territory, Politics, Governance, 2023Luigi Rullo
exaly
Towards a legally plausible theory of judicialization in the European Union
Journal of European Integration, 2023Mark Dawson
exaly