BIOLAW

Knowledge and understanding
"The teaching of Biolaw proposes the knowledge of the relationship between human life and the legal rules in order to provide students with an approach to the topics of the course that is not only technical but, above all, anthropological, being directed primarily acquisition dell'imprescindibile given departure represented by the value of the human person".
Applying knowledge and understanding
"The wealth of basic knowledge related to the institutional rules of private law, together with any appropriate reflective capacities, aims to enable the development of critical skills of the student in order not only to the current legal status (including the contribution of the law which living law) but also with reference to projects of legal regulation in this sensitive field experience legislation".

Lectures, during with a critical spirit and shared the completed legislative, judicial path and practical cases are faced whose solution is entrusted to the active participation of the students attended, also through the establishment of special working groups (also on line), together with the contribution of various specialists in the sectors affected by the topics addressed.

Should teaching be carried out in mixed mode or remotely, it may be necessary to introduce changes with respect to previous statements, in line with the programme planned and outlined in the syllabus.

Learning assessment may also be carried out on line, should the conditions require it.

Life and law.

Law and innovative tehnology.

Human person and software agents.

The medically assisted procreation techniques and discipline of February 19, 2004 law no. 40.

Right to life and the structure of the legislation May 22, 1978, law No. 194 for the social protection of motherhood and the voluntary termination of pregnancy.

Regulating law No. 91 April 1, 1999 on transplantation of organs and tissues ex mortuo. The transplantation from living human beings and industry regulations.

Voluntary sterilization hedonistic.

Use of your body after death for educational and scientific purpose in the legislation February 10, 2020, law No. 10.

Dignity of the human person and commodification of the body.

The so-called early declarations of health treatment. Duty to live or right to die? The discipline of law No. 38 March 15, 2010 on access to palliative care and pain therapy. The discipline of law No. 219 December 22, 2017 on informed consent and liwing will.

The more numerous topics dealt with during the course may not entirely coincide with those being prepared for the examination of the reference text.

G. DI ROSA, Il diritto dell'esistenza, Torre, Catania, 2020 .

We raccomend also A. DI MAJO, Codice civile, Giuffrè, Milano, 2020.

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