Judicial Review, Election Law, and Proportionality

Name: Judicial Review, Election Law, and Proportionality
Keywords: Judicial Review; Election Law; Proportionality; Constitutional Courts; Equality, Judicial Review, Election Law, Proportionality, Constitutional Courts, Equality

Longo Erik; Pin Andrea

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Judicial Review, Election Law, and Proportionality

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2016 Italy, United States, Italy English Publisher:University of Notre Dame

Authors: Longo Erik; Pin Andrea;

handle: 11393/233962 , 2158/1154122

Judicial Review, Election Law, and Proportionality

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In this article, after providing a brief overview of the technicalities of the relevant Italian laws that made the case so complex, the authors explore the particularities of the decision no. 1/2014 of the Constitutional Court on the Italian election law adopted in 2005.

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Judicial Review; Election Law; Proportionality; Constitutional Courts; Equality, Judicial Review, Election Law, Proportionality, Constitutional Courts, Equality

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