Legal briefs
Vaccination litigation and impact of government measures on fundamental rights
Published on 22 February 2023Download pdf (1.14 MB)
Legal considerations for health emergency measures in schools and education
Published on 3 October 2024ISBN 978-92-4-009068-2 (electronic version)
© World Health Organization 2024 Some rights reserved.
Source: https://iris.who.int/bitstream/handle/10665/379009/9789240090682-eng.pdfDownload pdf (1.5 MB)
Papers
Uncertainty, administrative decision making and judicial review
Published on 24 June 2022The role of courts has been rather significant in the COVID-19 pandemic, weakening the theory that the judiciary is not equipped to manage emergencies and contribute to govern crisis management. Although the analysis shows that differences exist across countries, depending on institutional varieties and political contexts, the experience of COVID-19 has shown that, even in times of emergency, courts can adapt, and provide the necessary balance to the power shift towards the executives. Both action and inaction affecting fundamental rights have been scrutinised, with different intensity across countries, to ensure that governments took the necessary measures to contrast the pandemic, taking into account fundamental freedoms and the rule of law.Source: European Journal of Risk RegulationDownload pdf (737.71 KB)
Global Pandemic and the Role of Courts - Opening survey
Published on 24 June 2022While policymakers, legislators, and scientists have been in the front line in designing the institutional and regulatory framework of the preparedness strategy, the role of courts has emerged as a vital component of the institutional response to the challenges brought by the current pandemic. Not only have courts overseen statutory legislation and administrative acts to assess their conformity with constitutional norms and the rule of law, but, on a more substantive level, have also acted as custodians of fundamental rights, ensuring the right balance between conflicting ones.Source: Global Pandemic NetworkDownload pdf (1.58 MB)
Books
The role of national and international courts in global health crises
Published on 3 October 2024© Copyright 2024 - Università degli Studi di Trento Via Calepina 14 - 38122 Trento
ISBN 978-88-5541-060-1 ISSN 2284-2810
Source: https://iris.unitn.it/handle/11572/406169Download pdf (4.71 MB)
Articles
The Courts and effective judicial protection during the Covid-19 pandemic. A comparative analysis
Published on 3 October 2024Originally published on BioLaw Journal n. 1/2023
Source: https://teseo.unitn.it/biolaw/article/view/2641Download pdf (924.75 KB)
Conference Proceedings
COVID-19 Litigation Conference 2022 - The Interplay between domestic (Taiwan) and international laws in pandemic risk management
Published on 13 December 2022Download pdf (2.31 MB)
COVID-19 Litigation Conference 2022 - The Interplay between domestic (Australia) and international laws in pandemic risk management
Published on 13 December 2022Download pdf (907.34 KB)
COVID-19 Litigation Conference 2022 - The changing role of judicial review during prolonged emergencies
Published on 13 December 2022Download pdf (1.27 MB)
COVID-19 Litigation Conference 2022 - Project Presentation
Published on 13 December 2022Download pdf (565.24 KB)
COVID-19 Litigation Conference 2022 - Judicial Reviews in Austria
Published on 13 December 2022Download pdf (109.75 KB)
COVID-19 Litigation Conference 2022 - Indian region response: public health, fundamental rights and vulnerabilities
Published on 19 December 2022Download pdf (219.73 KB)
COVID-19 Litigation Conference 2022 - Covid-19 Litigation in Latin America
Published on 14 December 2022Download pdf (478.14 KB)
