Prof. Elvira Caiazzo
Researcher
legal
University of Molise
Italy
Biography
Dr Elvira Caiazzo, born in Portici (Naples) on 25-9-63, resident in Naples via Posillipo 176 is.22, coming from classical studies, in 1986 graduated in law at the University of Naples Frederick II with a thesis in History of Roman Law titled "The extra ordinem of the iniuria repression ", rapporteur prof. Salvo Settimio. Since 1989 he has been working with prof. Salvo Settimo first to the chair of History of Roman Law, then to the professors of Roman Law and Roman Public Law. In 1991 he won a CNR scholarship and passed a lawyer's examination. Since 2013 she holds the chair of the Institutions of Roman Law at the Legal Department of the University of Molise. In 2015 he was awarded the position of conducting student orientation courses organized by the Legal Department of the University of Molise Appointed as an effective member of the Commission for a Call for Co - operation for Students at the University for Pupil Tutoring for Disabled Students and Students with Specific Learning Disabilities (DSA) - AA 2015/2016
Research Interest
criminal jurisdiction and Law
Publications
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The protection of physical disability and disability in the Roman legal system, in Annals of the University of Molise 15 (2013)
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Review of Carlo Lanza, Research on "furiosus" in Roman law , in Index 21 (1993).
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Bibliography to John Matthews, The Roman Empire of Ammianus (London, Duckworth, 1989), in Index 19 (1991).
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Review to Antonello Calore, The Removal of the Oath. "Condicio iusiurandi" and "condicio turpis" in the Roman testament , in Index 19 (1991).
