Legal theorists still have a difficult line to walk. Precisely, that this area of jurisprudence requires a deepening both from the point of view of theory and philosophy of law which, in turn, requires an acute understanding of how the legal system works and the reasoning that is in the study of all entities from within the system. Jurisprudence is normally accompanied by doctrine, understood as the activity of scientific study and intel...

The major judgments of the CJEU are, for the most part, judgments given following a preliminary ruling of a court of a Member State of the European Union. Each year, the Court of Justice issues approximately 400 preliminary rulings. The preliminary ruling mechanism is the instrument of cooperation between the courts of the twenty-seven EU Member States and the Court of Justice. It is based on a dialogue between the judges of EU law, who...

The admissibility of evidence in appeals is regulated differently according to the judicial control exercised in the first or second appeal, each of them being characterized by separate features and rules, the essential difference being given by the recognition or not of the devolutive character. The recent RIL decision no. 9/2020 of the supreme court clarifies the notion of new evidence and its admissibility in the appeal, which gives ...