The course aims to provide basic knowledge of Roman public law, with reference to all the relevant topics, including criminal law, sources of Roman law and the role of jurists, in connection with the Roman social, political and economic context.
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materiale didattico
Mutuazione: 20101131 DIRITTO PUBBLICO ROMANO in GIURISPRUDENZA LMG/01 R N0 GALEOTTI SARA
Testi Adottati
S. Galeotti, Tra vigilanza e repressione. La giurisdizione criminale del prefetto dell'Urbe da Augusto a Settimio Severo (OPVSCVLA, IV), Macerata: EUM, 2026.Modalità Frequenza
Attendance is not mandatory. Regular participation is nonetheless strongly recommended, given the seminar-based format and the course's heavy reliance on direct reading of the sources. Non-attending students are required to agree with the instructor, during the semester, on the examination syllabus and any supplementary readings beyond the core monograph.Modalità Valutazione
Learning is assessed through a final oral examination, designed to verify: ● knowledge of the course's historical-institutional content; ● the ability to read and comment on the legal and literary sources covered in class; ● the ability to argue critically on the discipline's key problems, with reference to the main scholarly positions. Attending students may opt, as a partial alternative to the oral examination, to prepare a short written paper (10-15 pages) on a source or monographic topic agreed with the instructor, to be presented in seminar; the paper contributes to the final grade together with an oral examination on the remainder of the syllabus. For non-attending students, the oral examination covers the entire syllabus, without the option of substituting the written paper. Final grades are expressed on a 30-point scale (out of 30). 18–20: sufficient but minimal and non-in-depth knowledge of the subject. 21–25: fair / more than sufficient knowledge of the contents. 26–29: good / very good knowledge of the subject’s structures, with evidence of critical ability. 30–30 cum laude: excellent / outstanding knowledge of the subject, combined with excellent analytical, critical, and synthetic skills. Language of the oral exam: Italian. Students with disabilities or specific learning disorders (SLD), who intend to request the adaptation of the exam, must follow the instructions given in the following link: https://portalestudente.uniroma3.it/iscrizioni/dsa/