None.

The Laboratory aims to provide students with the ability to recognise the different types of legal texts in the field of public law; to orient themselves in the different types of legal texts, quickly identifying the information that is important for understanding the text; to understand the meaning of the main juridical terms and to form a basic vocabulary; to understand the meaning of the text and to apply the knowledge when reading legal texts.

The activity is designed exclusively for legal degree programs since it focuses on notions and skills strictly related to legal studies.

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Introduction to the reading and understanding of the main typologies of legal acts in the realm of public law: normative acts (such as the Constitution, Italian primary sources, European Union acts), administrative acts, judicial measures (judgments, orders, decrees), and scientific papers (main categories).

There is no handbook.

The Laboratory is based on materials, such as court decisions, legal acts/texts, scientific papers, and case notes provided by the Professor and uploaded on the course's website in the folder 'Teaching Materials'.

All study materials will be uploaded to the Laboratory website.

• 1. Teaching approach: theoretical, applied, case studies. 

  
  

  2. Types of lectures mostly used: laboratory activities. 

  
  

  3. Instrumentation adopted: use of multimedia supports online - pc and screen; students' pc.

• The assessment of the acquisition of the skills related to the reading comprehension will take place, once the remedial course has been attended in its entirety, through the completion of an online assessment/self-evaluation questionnaire. Specifically, the student will be provided with reading material, and some multiple-choice questions relating to its content. In the case of incorrect answers, the student will provided with useful indications for further study, without prejudice to the possibility for the student to talk to the teachers for more personalised advice.

  
  

  N.B.: as the reading comprehension course for the IECoLS programm is jointly held by profs Alpini, Mazzanti and Menegus, there will be only one final examination including the topics of all the three modules offered by the aforementioned professors.

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