Il Dott. Raffaele Sabato, eletto giudice per l’Italia a gennaio ed in carica dal 4 maggio di quest’anno, sarà ospite del Corso Robert Schuman giovedì 29 agosto.

il Giudice interverrà nel corso delle attività didattiche per un incontro/dibattito de visu moderato dal Prof. Giuseppe Cataldi.

Pare quasi superfluo sottolineare l’importanza dell’occasione nell’ambito della quale, i partecipanti al Corso, potranno dialogare e porre domande direttamente al Giudice della Corte; cogliamo l’occasione per ringraziare pubblicamente il Dott. Sabato per l’opportunità concessa a tutti i nostri discenti.

Raffaele Sabato è il sesto giudice italiano alla Corte di Strasburgo. Prima di lui l’incarico è stato ricoperto da: Giorgio Balladore Pallieri (1959-1980), Carlo Russo (1981-1998), Benedetto Conforti (1998-2001), Vladimiro Zagrebelsky (2001-2010) e Guido Raimondi (2010-2019).

Riportiamo di seguito il profilo del Dott. Sabato estratto dal sito ufficiale della Corte.

Born on 1 October 1960 in Castellammare di Stabia, Naples, Italy

• Master’s degree in Law, University of Naples, 1983
• Admitted to the Bar, session of 1985
• Official of the Banking Supervision Authority, Bank of Italy, 1985-1991
• MCJ degree (Master of Comparative Jurisprudence), Law School, University of Texas, Austin, United States of America, 1987
• Graduate degree in Political Science, University of Macerata, Italy, 1988
• Post-Graduate degree in Commercial Law, University Federico II, Naples, 1991
• Expert at the Chair of Private Law, University Federico II, Naples, since 1991
• Judge, Tribunal of Naples, 1991-2012
• Cooperation with Italy’s High Council for the Judiciary (CSM) in the field of initial and permanent training of judges (1996-2012), and Member of its Scientific Committee for Judicial Training (1998-2001)
• Judicial expert in a number of programmes of multilateral international co-operation, 1999-2019
• Member (2000-2018), Vice-President (2004-2005), President (2006-2007) of the Consultative Council of European Judges (CCJE) within the Council of Europe, Strasbourg
• Visiting scholar at the Post-Graduate Course “EU Law: the protection of rights”, University Federico II, Naples, since 2006
• Member (2012-2019), Member of the Executive Committee (2017-2019), European Law Institute (ELI), Vienna, Austria
• Member of the Board of Directors of the Italian School for the Judiciary, 2012-2015
• Justice, Civil Chamber specialising in Tax Law, (2012-2016), Civil Chamber specialising in Property, Wills, Contracts and Supervision on Professionals and Financial Activities (2016-2019), Supreme Court of Cassation, Rome
• Contact Person within the Italian judiciary for the EU Commission, 2013-2019
• Judge of the European Court of Human Rights since 5 May 2019.