ITALIAN JURISPRUDENCE
Giurisprudenza Italiana - Rivista mensile
(Monthly Review, directed by E. Cannada-Bartoli, S. Chiarloni, G. Cottino, F. Modugno, P. Rescigno, and F. Tesauro)

Dating back 152 years, Giurisprudenza Italiana is the oldest national legal journal. It contains the most important sentences pronounced by the Constitutional Court, the High court and other levels of the State’s legal system, comments written by leading specialists with ample reference to doctrine and jurisprudence, as well as doctrinal articles on the most controversial legal questions. The contents are divided according to the branches of the law: civil and civil procedure, commercial, administrative, taxation, penal and penal procedure, with constitutional and international law divided between each section. The journal has a separate supplement (Recentissime), containing a summary of the latest sentences pronounced by the Constitutional Court, the Civil and Penal High Courts, and the Council of State, as well as the most recent rulings in Parliament.