No. 4 (2025)

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.15168/2284-4503-20254

Published: 2026-02-05

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Editorial

Biolegal Issues Affecting Minors: An Ever-Evolving Reflection

Maria Pia Iadicicco

1-4
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Focus on

The Constitutional Position of the Newly Adult: The Ultra-Activity of the Juvinile Legal Status Between Protection Needs and the Principle of Self-Responsibility

Giuditta Matucci

5-24
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Minors, Disabilities, School: What Is True Inclusion Through the Life Project?

Franca Meola

25-36
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Child Maltreatment and Abuse in Sport: Socio-Educational Contexts and Empirical Evidence

Giulina Valerio, Federica Liberti, Antonia Cunti

37-52
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Essays

Non-Animal Methods: An Epochal Etichal and Scientific Turning Point?

Marco Celentano

53-75
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Advanced Therapies as a Social Right Limited by Budget Constraints: Reflections Between Constitutional Law and Bioethics

Francesca Aurora Sacchi

77-93
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The Paradox of Medical Purpose in Genital Modification Practices: The Cases of Italy and France

Lucrezia Cadamuro

95-122
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Managing Leave of Absence from the Healthcare Facility for Voluntarily Hospitalized Persons with Mental Illness: Ethical and Legal Perspectives

Silvia Ceruti, Valentina Paparesta, Nicola Poloni, Mario Picozzi

123-143
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Guiding Criteria and Ethical Codification: An Effective Model for Healthcare Professions

Flavio La Gioia, Antonio Cerchiaro, Massimo Burgio

145-158
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Diagnostic-Therapeutic Error and Delay in the Field of Forensic Medicine and Biolaw

Tommaso Spasari

159-183
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Unesco’s Draft of the Recommendation on the Ethics of Neurotechnology: Toward a Legal Framework for the Protection of Neuro-Rights and the Processing of Neuro-Data

Chiara Di Somma

185-209
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Exploring New Frontiers in Personalized Criminal Responsibility through Neurotechnologies: Ethical Dilemmas and the Neuro-Rights Framework

Janna Da Nóbrega Souza

211-228
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Artifical Intelligence and Law - Essays

Robots and the Transformations of Legal Personhood

Federico Gustavo Pizzetti

229-252
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Artificial Intelligence and Digital Sovereignty: The European Model

Fernanda Faini

253-270
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“Shaping Europe’s Digital Future” Through a Change of Perspective: The Necessary Rethinking of the Relationship Between Regulation and Innovation in the EU

Edoardo Raffiotta

271-298
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The Right to Refuse AI

Vittoria Da Ros

299-313
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When Are LLMs for Clinical Documentation Considered Medical Devices Under the European Medical Device Regulation (MDR)?

Andrea Blatti

315-341
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Commentaries

The Constitutional Court Pauses: Substantive Requirements, Procedural Safeguards, and the Centrality of Protections in Ruling no. 66 of 2025

Maria Esmeralda Bucalo, Lucia Craxì

343-367
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Perspectives

Legislative Proposals on Assisted Dying in Italy, England and France: A Comparative Analysis

Giuseppe Giaimo

369-388
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Focus on - Proceedings

Ethics Committees: A Bridge Between Care, Research and Rights

Lucia Busatta

389-392
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What, if Any, Is the Utility of the Ethics Committees?

Gianni Tognoni

393-400
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The National Centre for the Coordination of Territorial Ethics Committees for Clinical Trials of Medicines and Medical Devices for Human Use

Carlo Maria Petrini

401-416
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The Experience of a Criminal Law Scholar in the Italian National Committee for Bioethics

Stefano Canestrari

417-426
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The Reform of Research Ethics Committees in Italy: Challenges and Perspectives

Silvia Tusino

427-439
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Taking Healthcare Ethics Committees Seriously

Enrico Furlan

441-453
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Pediatric End-of-Life: Comment on the Document of the Pediatric Clinical Ethics Committee of the Padua University Hospital

Francesca Marin

455-462
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People and Stories Between Needs, Pathways, and Procedures: Experiences in Tuscany

Gaia Marsico

463-471
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Clinical Ethics Committees and Medically-Assisted Dying: The Organization of Emilia-Romagna

Ludovica De Panfalis

473-480
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The Experience of the Friuli-Venezia Giulia Region

Paola Toscani

481-485
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Ethics Committees and End of Life Decisions: The Experience in Veneto

Debora Provolo

487-493
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On Some Challenges for Ethics Committees: Brief Concluding Remarks on the Sidelines of the Conference “Ethics Committees: A Bridge Between Care, Research, and Rights” (Trento, May 8, 2025)

Federico Gustavo Pizzetti

495-504
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