The problem of the criminal method: Arturo Rocco.

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Massimo Donini
Módena y Reggio Emilia university – (Italy).

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Criminal dogmatic, legal technicality, constitutional interpretation

Abstract

Is the dogmatic the criminal method by excellence? It could be, but today it’s imposed the needs of overthinking and understanding from the acceptance of its new challenges and possibilities, such as the legal actors multiplicity and the Jurisprudence as law source, that definitely means less aristocracy for the criminal science and turn it into new options of interpretations from critical and constitutional stances

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Nov 30, 2012

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Donini, M. (2012). The problem of the criminal method: Arturo Rocco. Nuevo Foro Penal, 7(76), 49–100. Retrieved from https://publicaciones.eafit.edu.co/index.php/nuevo-foro-penal/article/view/1713
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Vol. 7 No. 76 (2011)
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Studies
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Massimo Donini, Módena y Reggio Emilia university – (Italy).

Criminal law professor at Módena y Reggio Emilia university – (Italy)

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