Università Roma Tre

For the exam it is essential a good understanding of the constitutional provisions on the Public Administration and Administrative Justice, the Law 241/1990 as amended, the judgments of the Constitutional court nn . 204/2004 and 191/2006 and the " principles " of the Code of Administrative Procedure (artt.1-3 d . Lgs . N . 104 of 2010 as amended) , as well as possible further changes in legislation and case law will be published on line up to a month before the exam

Recommended reading:
- Principi e regole dell’azione amministrativa, a cura di M.A. Sandulli, Milano, (latest edition);
For the features of administrative justice : textes and materials that will be uploaded on e-learning portal

There are different programs for attending and non-attending students.

The course for non-attending students includes the study of the text: S. Cassese (ed.), The new economic constitution, Laterza, 2021 (all chapters) and the exam consists of an oral test. The text illustrates how the States have been replaced, in the regulation of the economy, by supranational institutions, whereas the national system, which is part of the European one, is required to constantly adapt to these new developments while it is European law that is responsible now, to establish the rules of public economic law. These important changes that characterized the 20th century were followed by the three crises of the first twenty years of the new millennium, which once again brought the State as financier, regulator and entrepreneur, with the European Union which in turn conditions and finances initiatives. The non-attending student, by studying the text, will be able to carry out a complete analysis of the current state-economy relations, of the transformations and perspectives opened up by EU policies.

The course for attending students includes the study of L. Torchia, The Digital State. An introduction (Il Mulino, 2023) and is also divided into modules, dedicated to specific themes and problems of administrative law, which presuppose the student's knowledge of the basic notions acquired with the Administrative Law I course.
The course for attending students includes lectures, with illustration and study of specific problems and cases, with exercises and discussions on the basic materials provided to students and illustrated during the lessons.
Written tests are scheduled for attending students only. The attending student can ask for the grade obtained in the written exam to be recorded, or ask to also take the oral test.


For Erasmus students
The Administrative Law II exam can be taken as part of the Erasmus Program by respecting the procedure set out in the teaching regulations, with a prior request to the teacher. In this regard, please note that the teaching regulations provide that "for the purposes of completing the Learning Agreement, each interested teacher of the Faculty of Law of Roma Tre must be contacted by the student through the relevant area contact person. The contacted teacher must provide the own opinion on the proposed full or partial replacement, agreeing on the possible integration of the program".
For any information you can contact: amministrazione.torchia@gmail.com

For non-attending students: S. Cassese (a cura di), La nuova costituzione economica, Laterza, 2021 (all chapters).

For attending students: L. Torchia, Lo Stato digitale. Una introduzione, Il Mulino, 2023 + materials provided by the teacher.