Presentation
The Canon Law has contributed to the training of juridical civilization and to the consolidation of its universal principles. The Apostolic Constitution Veritatis gaudium invites us to continue and deepen the dialogue that for centuries ecclesiastical disciplines have maintained with the rest of knowledge, especially Philosophy and law.
In this scenario of openness and dialogue, is Canon Law in a position to make a significant contribution? The answer would be affirmative, provided that it is capable of preserving its juridical nature and of incarnating universal juridical principles in its own ecclesial life. The first step requires identifying those aspects that the Canon Law needs to strengthen in order to be recognizable as authentic law in the framework of contemporary juridical civilization. Secondly, it is necessary to truly appreciate the fundamental rights of the person in the Church, duly articulated with the universal principles of law and current juridical technique. In this way the Canon Law could contribute to purify the widespread conception of a law without truth.
This International Symposium aims to point out and specify some possible points of improvement and refinement of Canon Law, in order to increase its credibility and as a preliminary step to the contribution, Christian and therefore of rich humanity, that it should desirably provide to the legal civilization of the present.
Programme
WEDNESDAY, November 22
9:15 Reception of participants
9:45 Opening
First session
10.00 The historical contribution of Canon Law to the evolution of Western legal culture.
Prof. Dr. Javier Martínez Torrón. Complutense University of Madrid
10. 45 Multidimensionality of Canon Law and global legal principles
Prof. Dr. Rafael Domingo. Emory University. Atlanta
11.30 Break
12:00 Fundamental rights of the faithful and human rights
Prof. Dr. Carlos José Errázuriz. Pontificia Università della Santa Croce. Rome
12:45 colloquium for the three presentations
13:30 End of the morning's work
Second session
16:15 Legality in legislating
Prof. Dr. Javier Otaduy. University of Navarra. Pamplona
17:00 Abuse of power in the Civil Law and in the Canon Law
Prof. Dr. Olivier Echappé. Institute Catholique de Paris
17:45 colloquium concerning the two lectures
18:15 End of the afternoon's work
THURSDAY, November 23
Third session
10.00 The certainty of the law in the canonical order: a diachronic reading between doctrine and rules and regulations in force.
Profª. Drª. Geraldina Boni. Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna
10:45 a.m. Importance of the judicial function in today's legal systems. status at Canon Law.
Prof. Dr. Gianpaolo Montini. Pontificia Università Gregoriana. Rome
11:30 Break
12:00 System of protection of the rights of the subjects in the Church and the possibility of national Courts ratione materiae
Prof. Dr. Paolo Gherri. Pontifical Lateran University. Rome
12:45 colloquium for the three presentations
13:30 End of the morning's work
Fourth session
16:15 The presumption of innocence in the canonical Criminal Law . Open problematic issues
Prof. Dr. Andrea D'Auria. Pontifical Urbaniana University. Rome
17:00 The institution of the legal judge in secular and canonical legal culture
Profª. Drª. María Roca. Complutense University of Madrid
17:45 colloquium for the two presentations
18:15 End of the afternoon's work
FRIDAY, November 24
Fifth Session
10:00 Economic Aspects in Relation to Church Governance .
Prof. Dr. Fernando Giménez Barriocanal. Autonomous University of Madrid
10:45 Respect and promotion of the initiative of charismatic communities
Prof. Dr. Luis Navarro. Pontifical University of Santa Croce. Rome
11:00 Break
11:30 a.m. colloquium for the two lectures
12:15 Closing
Organising Committee
SCHOOL DE CANON LAW 31009
Pamplona. Spain T 948 425 600
(Ext. 802610)
tmugica@unav.es
PAPERS XV IMA SYMPOSIUM
Patrick O'Malley
Professor Patrick O'Malley, from the University of Navarra, gave the lecture lecture 'Criminal liability of legal persons. Reception of the figure in contemporary law through common law'. His intervention was part of the 15th International Symposium of the high school Martín de Azpilcueta of the University of Navarra, which focused on 'The criminal liability of legal persons'.
Javier Canosa
Professor Javier Canosa, from the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross (Rome), gave a talk at lecture 'framework canónico de reference letter: el buen gobierno, un derecho de los fieles'. His intervention was part of the 15th International Symposium of the high school Martín de Azpilcueta of the University of Navarra, which focused on 'The criminal liability of legal persons'.
Mario Ferrante
Professor Mario Ferrante, from the Università degli Studi di Palermo, gave the lecture lecture 'The criminal liability of legal persons. From the 1917 code to current canon law'. His intervention was part of the 15th International Symposium of high school Martín de Azpilcueta of the University of Navarra, which focused on 'The criminal liability of legal persons'.
Antonio Viana
Professor Antonio Viana, from the University of Navarra, gave the lecture lecture 'Peculiarities of dioceses and parishes. The possible application of the figure of the 'compliance officer'. His intervention was part of the 15th International Symposium of high school Martín de Azpilcueta, focusing on 'The criminal liability of legal persons'.
Paolo Cavana
Professor Paolo Cavana, from the Università LUMSA, gave the lecture lecture 'La responsabilidad management assistant derivada de delito de las personas jurídicas en el derecho del Estado de la Ciudad del Vaticano'. His intervention was part of the 15th International Symposium of the high school Martín de Azpilcueta of the University of Navarra, which focused on 'The criminal liability of legal persons'.
Fernando Puig
Professor Jorge Castro Trapote was in charge of reading the lecture of Professor Fernando Puig, from the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross (Rome), on 'Autonomy and control of canonical legal persons, in the perspective of the criminal liability of the Church and canonical entities'. His intervention is part of the 15th International Symposium of high school Martín de Azpilcueta of the University of Navarra, focused on 'The criminal liability of legal persons'.
Rus, Badiola and Zalbidea
Professors Juan José González Rus, from the University of Cordoba; Jaime Badiola, bursar of the Spanish Province of the Jesuits (Madrid); and Diego Zalbidea, from the University of Navarra, participated in the roundtable 'Implantación de un programa de 'compliance' en diócesis e institutos de vida consagrada' (Implementation of a compliance programme in dioceses and institutes of consecrated life). Their intervention was part of the 15th International Symposium of the high school Martín de Azpilcueta of the University of Navarra, which focused on 'The criminal liability of legal persons'.
Alain Casanovas
Professor Alain Casanovas, from KPMG Spain (Barcelona), gave the lecture lecture 'The development of a compliance programme. Beyond the exemption of criminal liability. His intervention was part of the 15th International Symposium of the high school Martín de Azpilcueta of the University of Navarra, focused on 'The criminal liability of legal persons'.
José Miguel Viejo
Professor José Miguel Viejo, from the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, gave the lecture lecture 'La tradición canónica sobre la responsabilidad penal de 'communitates y collegia': el Derecho clásico'. His intervention was part of the 15th International Symposium of high school Martín de Azpilcueta of the University of Navarra, focusing on 'The criminal liability of legal persons'.