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Nomofilachia in the thought of Piero Calamandrei

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Authors: Donzelli, Giulio;

handle: 11580/110144

Nomofilachia in the thought of Piero Calamandrei

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The paper explores the roots of the concept of ‘nomofilachia’ in the thought of Piero Calamandrei. It focuses on recent normative developments and outlines their impact on the role and significance of precedent in the Italian legal system.

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Nomofilachia Piero Calamandrei Supreme Court Precedent

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