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"Applying the legal categories of tort and sanction to the conduct of economic operators is one of the essential aspects of governing the economy. But in the face of large operators, states and international bodies do not demonstrate the authority to set credible tort hypotheses nor the strength to apply appropriate sanctions. The confusing web of national and supranational regulations, suffocating for some and complicit for others, ultimately seems to compose itself according to the elementary design of the law of the strongest. It is a challenge for politics, but does politics have the will to win it?"
organized from **Alessandro Cannevale **
Prosecutor's Office of Spoleto
With the scientific contribution of **Giuseppe Ferri **.
Holder of the chair of commercial law at the University of Rome Tor Vergata
and by Antonio Balsamo
Deputy Attorney General of the Republic at the Court of Cassation
with the support of the Region of Umbria, Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Spoleto, Spoleto Bar Association
The Spoleto Festival is hosting the National Conference Judging the Economy, which will consist of three sessions.
First session
**THE CRIMES OF THE LAW **
(Public Law)
Explores the outer limits of the concept of corruption, which, evoking deterioration, presupposes the existence of incorrupt rules. Can constitutional legitimacy review, supranational legislation, the deterrent power of criminal law, validly stem the effects of laws inspired to logic of privilege or overpower?
participate
Giuseppe Severini, coordinator,** Massimo Mantovani, Giovanni Pitruzzella, Stefano Mogini, Antonio Balsamo**
Second session
**THE DERIVATIVE DRIFT **
(Economy)
It will either dispel or fuel the suspicion that the fantasy of financial instruments is sick with ingrained esotericism, thus that to a capitalism with a human face has succeeded a capitalism that is too human.
participate
Giuseppe Ferri, coordinator, Giuseppe Maria Berruti, Carlo Angelici, Giuseppe Dallera, Francesco Denozza
Third session
**ENTERPRISE RISK AND ENTERPRISE HAZARDS **
(Private and Corporate Criminal Law)
It questions the scenarios that arise when the costs of enterprise crisis are not containable by traditional common law instruments, in relation to the size or concrete socio-political weight of the enterprise itself.
participate
Roberto Carrelli Palombi, coordinator,** Giuseppe Guizzi, Alberto Toffoletto, Paolo Micheli**
The event has been accredited by the Spoleto Bar Association Council with n. 3 (three) training credits from to be awarded for each of the three sessions of the proceedings, even separately, and n. 12 (twelve) training credits for those who will attend to all sessions.
