PART ONE. ADMINISTRATIVE LAW AND ITS SOURCES

I. Introduction

Preliminary Remarks
State Models and the Emergence of Administrative Law
Administrative Law and Non-Legal Sciences
Administrative Law and Its Relationships with Other Branches of Law
General Characteristics of Administrative Law
II. The Regulatory Function and Sources of Law

Preliminary Remarks
The Constitution
European Union Sources
National Legislative Sources, Legal Reserve, Principle of Legality
Legislative Decrees
Government Regulations
Consolidated Texts and Codes
Brief Overview of Regional, Local, and Other Public Entities’ Sources
Regulatory Acts with Non-Normative Nature
General Administrative Acts
PART TWO. FUNCTIONAL ASPECTS

III. The Administrative Legal Relationship

Public Interests, Functions, and Administrative Activity
Power, Decisions, and Procedure
The Administrative Legal Relationship
The Rule Granting Power
Discretionary Power
Legitimate Interest
Oppositional and Pretensive Legitimate Interests
Criteria for Distinguishing Subjective Rights from Legitimate Interests
The “Right” to Access Administrative Documents
Factual, Diffuse, and Collective Interests
General Principles
IV. The Administrative Act

Preliminary Remarks
The Regime of Administrative Acts:
a) Typicality
b) So-Called Imperativeness
c) Enforceability and Effectiveness
d) Unappealability
Structural Elements of the Administrative Act and the Duty of Justification
Real Seizure Acts, Order Measures, and Administrative Sanctions
Activities Subject to Prior Notification Requirements; Certified Notice of Activity Start
Authorizations and Concessions
Declarative Acts
Other Classifications: Collegiate Acts, Collective Acts, Multiple Acts, High Administration Acts
Invalidity of the Administrative Act
Annulability:
a) Incompetence
b) Violation of Law
c) Abuse of Power
Nullity
Administrative Annulment, Validation, Ratification, Sanctioning, Confirmation, Conversion, Revocation, Withdrawal
V. The Administrative Procedure

Concept and Functions of the Procedure
General Laws on Procedures and Law no. 241/1990
Phases of the Procedure:
a) Initiative
b) Investigation
c) Conclusion: Deadline, Silence, Agreements
Simple, Complex, Linked Procedures; Sub-procedures
The Service Conference and Other Forms of Coordination
Types of Procedures:
a) Expropriation for Public Use
b) Monetary and Disciplinary Sanctions
c) Authorizations
13. Access to Administrative Documents

VI. Oversight

Preliminary Remarks
Oversight of Acts and Activities
Management Controls
VII. Liability

Preliminary Remarks
Article 28 of the Constitution and Subsequent Developments
Civil Liability for Unlawful Conduct
Compensation for Damage from Infringement of Legitimate Interests
Liability in European Law
Fiscal Liability
PART THREE. ORGANIZATIONAL ASPECTS

XI. Assets

Public Regulation of Assets
Private Interest Assets and Public Interest Assets
Inalienable Assets and Public Domain Assets
Common Assets and Reform Perspectives
PART FOUR. ADMINISTRATIVE JUSTICE

XIV. General Overview of the System

Basic Concepts

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Si consiglia uno dei seguenti testi:
- MARCELLO CLARICH, Manuale di diritto amministrativo, Sesta edizione, Il Mulino
- CARLO EMANUELE GALLO (a cura di), Manuale di diritto amministrativo, Terza Edizione, Giappichelli