RT Article
T1 Agenda per una evoluzione della giustizia amministrativa canonica
JF Estudios eclesiásticos
VO 97
IS 383
SP 1197
OP 1216
A1 Montini, G. Paolo
LA Italian
YR 2022
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1881376109
AB In the context of the theme of the challenges awaiting the law of the Church forty years after the promulgation of the current Code, the article proposes to foresee the desired evolution of canonical administrative justice, sharing the responsibilities of the agenda among the various subjects of the mission of the Church, starting from the faithful up to the supreme and universal legislator. The evolution of the administrative justice system — perhaps like every other area of law — cannot be carried on the shoulders of the legislator alone, but is a choral work: by the faithful who must develop a greater awareness of their rights to participate in the mission of the Church, to the lawyers who must operate with greater competence and courage, to the Dicasteries of the Roman Curia who must more proceduralise hierarchical recourses, to the diocesan Bishops who must develop more effective regulations for conciliation regulation. The article sets out in particular some proposals for an evolution of the jurisprudence of the Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Signatura and the proposal that the supreme and universal legislator allows the establishment of local administrative courts at the request of individual Bishop’s Conferences.
K1 Palabras clave:
K1 giustizia amministrativa
K1 ricorsi gerarchici
K1 tribunali amministrativi locali
DO 10.14422/ee.v97.i383.y2022.010