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    La centralità del mandato d’arresto nel procedimento dinanzi alla Corte penale internazionale e l’esito del caso Almasri: interpretare e riformare

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    Il lavoro ricostruisce le ragioni della centralità dell’arresto e della consegna in seguito a mandato della Corte penale internazionale, poste l’impossibilità di svolgere il processo in absentia e l’indispensabilità della cooperazione internazionale. Cerca poi di individuare i confini degli obblighi nazionali d’esecuzione e i margini di manoeuvre lasciati agli Stati. Dà altresì conto dell’interazione con il diritto dell’Unione europea e del problematico coordinamento tra Statuto di Roma e legge italiana di adattamento secondario, alla prova del caso Almasri, suggerendo come la littera legis, sia pur ambigua e da emendare, avrebbe potuto condurre a diverso esito, ove si fosse tentata una interpretazione costituzionalmente orientata, bilanciando tutti i parametri interessati, alla luce dei super-principi di ragionevolezza-razionalità e ragionevolezza-uguaglianza. Il lavoro, inoltre, constatata la presenza nel nostro ordinamento della Convenzione Onu sulla tortura e dell’art. 4, l. 110/2017, esplora la possibilità di rintracciare una base normativa alternativa per la precautela e per la cautela, per un possibile incardinamento del procedimento in Italia e, dunque, per una eventuale richiesta di improcedibilità ex art. 19 Statuto di Roma, alla luce del canone di complementarità della giurisdizione della Corte penale internazionale

    La discussa presenza di Lucrezio nella "Ginestra"

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    Presenza dei classici e in particolare di Tito Lucrezio Caro nell'opera leopardiana

    The Impact of Brewing Methods on the Quality of a Cup of Coffee

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    A comprehensive overview is provided on factors and processes influencing the final quality of a cup of coffee, with an emphasis on the brewing method’s central role. Coffee quality assessment, both at the bean and cup level, combines objective parameters (color, moisture, bean defects, density) with a notable degree of subjectivity, as consumer sensory perception is ultimately decisive. The brewing technique is described as a critical determinant of the final chemical, physical, and sensory attributes. Key parameters such as aroma profile, pH, titratable acidity, total and filtered solids, lipid and fatty acid content, viscosity, foam (crema), and colorimetric indices are detailed as essential metrics in coffee quality evaluation. Roasting creates most of coffee’s key aroma compounds. The brewing method further shapes the extraction of both volatile and other bioactive compounds like caffeine, chlorogenic acids, and lipids. Brewing methods significantly affect acidity, “body,” and crema stability, while water quality, temperature, and pressure are shown to impact extraction results and sensory properties. Attention is paid to how methods such as Espresso, filter, French press, and cold brew yield distinct physicochemical and sensory profiles in the cup. Overall, the review highlights the multifaceted nature of coffee cup quality and the interplay between raw material, processing, and preparation, ultimately shaping the coffee sensory experience and market value

    Severe RSV Infection Occurring at the End of Nirsevimab's Protection Window: A Case Report

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    : We present the case of a five-month-old late preterm infant who developed severe bronchiolitis caused by respiratory syncytial virus, requiring hospitalisation and high-flow nasal cannula support. This occurred 142 days after the infant received a single dose of nirsevimab as part of the regional immunisation campaign, administered on day three of life. The patient had no underlying conditions. PCR testing revealed RSV A and human rhinovirus co-infection. The infant improved with supportive care and was discharged in stable condition after 8 days. This case raises concerns about possible waning immunity near the end of the expected 150-day protection window of nirsevimab, particularly in infants immunised early in the RSV season. Additionally, co-infection with hRV may have contributed to disease severity. Although nirsevimab remains a highly effective preventive tool, this case highlights the potential for waning immunity near the end of the protection window and suggests that ongoing surveillance is essential to optimize immunization strategies, particularly in regions with prolonged RSV seasons

    Misure cautelari e protettive (artt. 54-55 c.c.i.i.)

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