INSTITUTIONS OF PUBLIC LAW
Teacher: Prof. Gianluca Bellomo
Degree Courses: CDL in Prevention techniques in the environment and in the workplace (1 cfu).
Department of Membership: Department of Legal and Social Sciences
e-mail: gianluca.bellomo@unich.it
Telephone number: 085-453.7842
Student reception days and hours: Tuesday from 3.30 pm to 5.30 pm (in their own study site at the Department of Legal and Social Sciences, Pescara Center).
Semester: I
Aims:
The main purpose of the course is to provide students, compatibly with the limited teaching load, a basic knowledge of the fundamental institutions typical of public / constitutional law in both formal and material.
More specifically, with specific reference to Dublin Descriptors, the course aims to achieve the following goals.
Knowledge and understanding:
- of the fundamental notions of general theory of law;
- of the Italian Form of Government;
- of the system and of the hierarchy of sources in public law;
- of the general theory on constitutional rights and freedoms;
- the constitutional concept of the right to health referred to Article 32 and its constitutional interpretations;
Ability to apply knowledge and understanding:
- identifying the differences between "factual reality" and "legal reality" in individual situations;
- in resolving any antinomies according to the theory of sources;
- in recognition of the rights and main freedoms involved in the exercise of their professional activity;
- in the individual sectors involved in the professional field of reference of the outgoing figure with the active research of the specific legislation to be applied to individual cases.
Autonomy of judgment:
- With regard to the action of the public authorities, with reference to constitutional provisions and in a multilevel perspective, in their professional sphere;
- In particular with regard to legislative and regulatory acts issued as part of the protection of personal rights;
Communication skills:
- Acquisition of a more adequate technical-legal language in the field of public law.
Learning ability:
- Ability to find and consult independently the legal sources, also from a multilevel point of view, in one's own professional field;
- Ability to find and consult normative and jurisprudential comments of interest.
Course program:
MODULE 1 - Institutions under public law (1 credit)
MODULE 1 - The course aims to provide basic knowledge on the legal configuration of the State, the system of regulatory sources, the constitutional and administrative organization of the State and public bodies and the regulatory function of the State. The fundamental objective is to acquire the skills necessary to operate in an increasingly dynamic institutional context characterized by market liberalization, globalization of law and the modernization of public administrations.
In more detail, the following topics will be the subject of the first module:
Elements of general theory of law.
The organization of the republic
The sources of Italian and European law.
The rights of freedom.

Recommended textbooks:
For MODULE 1:
- R. BIN, G. PITRUZZELLA, Diritto Pubblico, Giappichelli, Torino, last. ed.
Alternatively, any university manual of public law for the part relating to the topics indicated.
Indispensable will be the knowledge of the Italian Constitution and the main laws of Italian public law as relevant to the topics indicated, these sources are available on any code of public law.
Teaching methods:
Lectures.
Examination procedure:
The final test will be carried out through an oral interview with a score of thirty points during which the level achieved in pursuing the objectives set for the course will be ascertained.