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...vironmental impact. A court action may also sometimes be homologated by a judicial authority before it can proceed, and the term has a precise legal meaning i

...as a police force having general competence on all economic, financial and judicial matters for the safeguard of the public budget and that of the regions, of

=== Judicial branch === The Italian judicial system is based on [[Roman law]] modified by the [[Napoleonic code]] and la

At the dawn of the judicial era the Sardinia had some 330,000 inhabitants, of which 120,000 free. These ...rushed a Genoese fleet coming in support the Sardinians, and destroyed the judicial army at the [[battle of Sanluri]]. [[Oristano]], the Arborean capital, fell

...hts over their subjects. Sicilian landlords continued to operate their own judicial courts until ''de jure'' 1812 and ''de facto'' 1860. The highly-profitable ...seriously for the first time, because the entire political class was under judicial investigation and public scrutiny in the aftermath of the greatest corrupti

...s religious authority, the king was invested with the supreme military and judicial authority through the use of [[imperium]]. The imperium of the king was hel ...powers. First among these was the [[praetor]], which removed the Consuls’s judicial authority from them. Next came the [[Censor (ancient Rome)|censor]], which

...to say supreme [[legislative]], [[executive (government)|executive]] and [[judicial]] power over the Vatican City. He is the only absolute monarch in Europe. ...acra Rota Romana]], and the [[Apostolic Penitentiary]], which are also the judicial arm of the Holy See (see below). The legal system is based on canon, or ecc

The Italian judicial system is based on [[Roman law]] modified by the [[Napoleonic code]] and la