Paura della firma, fatica dell’amministrare, riforma della Corte dei conti e soppressione della responsabilità amministrativa: ab maximis ad minima?
Journal title CITTADINANZA EUROPEA (LA)
Author/s Quirino Lorelli
Publishing Year 2026 Issue 2026/1
Language Italian Pages 54 P. 123-176 File size 297 KB
DOI 10.3280/CEU2026-001003
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The distinctive feature of administrative liability compared to civil liability is that both ensure that compensation is awarded for the infringement of a property right by a public official or employee; however, this applies whether the holder of that property right is a private individual or the State or any public administration. The amendments introduced by Law No. 1 of 2026 require the judges responsible for applying the law to assess its consistency with the fundamental principle of the legal system, under which officials and employees of the State and public entities are directly liable, under criminal, civil, and administrative law, for acts committed in violation of rights. This provision has also extended their civil liability before the Audit Court, to the extent that the administration has avoided direct civil litigation for damages caused by the negligent conduct of its officials, employees, and managers.
Quirino Lorelli, Paura della firma, fatica dell’amministrare, riforma della Corte dei conti e soppressione della responsabilità amministrativa: ab maximis ad minima? in "CITTADINANZA EUROPEA (LA)" 1/2026, pp 123-176, DOI: 10.3280/CEU2026-001003