Serie: Volume n. 1/2026

ABSTRACT (EN): This article examines the trial of Jesus of Nazareth as a paradigmatic case of juridical–political decision-making within the Roman imperial order. Moving beyond apologetic, confessional, or purely procedural interpretations, the study frames the condemnation of Jesus as a rational act of governance grounded in the logic of imperial sovereignty. Through an interdisciplinary approach […]

ASTRACT (EN): The article examines the impact of artificial intelligence on legal practice and judicial activity, focusing on the distorted use of AI tools and the resulting professional and disciplinary liability. Starting from the European and national regulatory framework, which classifies the use of AI for the application and interpretation of legal rules as high-risk, […]

ABSTRACT: This article provides a detailed analysis of the United Kingdom’s system for electoral justice and the adjudication of electoral disputes. The primary objective is to examine the legal framework governing electoral offenses, the specific judicial and non-judicial mechanisms established for dispute resolution, and to critically evaluate this system against contemporary international standards for democratic […]

ABSTRACT (EN): The article provides a systematic analysis of Order No. 20083 of 18 July 2025 of the First Civil Chamber of the Italian Supreme Court, focusing on the criteria for assessing damages arising from the unlawful exploitation of copyright works, the allocation of the burden of proof, and the scope of the written-form requirement […]

ABSTRACT: This article examines a concrete judicial case that occurred within the Iranian legal system, concerning the arrest and subsequent dismissal of criminal proceedings for suspected theft. Through an analysis of the procedural sequence and the reasoning adopted by the judicial authorities, the study assesses the compatibility of the case outcome with core international human […]