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Mandato parlamentar: a prevalência da vontade partidária ante a do parlamentar
No full textTCC(graduação) - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina. Centro de Ciências Jurídicas. Direito.A presente monografia confronta qual a vontade prevalecente em um possível conflito entre a parlamentar e a partidária. O objetivo principal é, com base em pesquisas, buscar subsídios para compreender o Estado democrático de Direito em que estamos inseridos e analisar se o instituto da representação é essencial para a sociedade hodierna, já que os cidadãos se encontram cada vez mais inseridos no contexto político da nação, o que pode consolidar as bases democráticas e fornecer soluções para as necessidades dos cidadãos. Ato contínuo, a premissa fundante desta monografia é a relação de confiança entre constituintes e constituídos, base para a concessão de um mandato. Assim, os representantes devem sempre agir de acordo com as ideologias do partido a que se encontrem filiados. O desrespeito ao partido configura lesão a este e à sociedade; o parlamentar não pode agir como se o mandato pertencesse a ele, deve atuar como correspondente do partido político: o detentor dos anseios de parte da sociedade. O judiciário tem tomado decisões no sentido de que o mandato não pertence ao parlamentar, mas ao partido ao qual se encontre filiado. Indubitavelmente quem exerce o mandato é o parlamentar, mas este deve seguir as concepções ideológicas do partido ao qual se encontrava filiado quando de sua escolha pela sociedade.This monograph confronts which is the prevailing desire in a possible conflict between the parliamentary desire and the a political party desire. Based on research, the main objective is to understand the democratic State of Law that we are inserted in and analyze whether the institution of representation is essential to modern society, as citizens are increasingly embedded into the political context of the nation, what might consolidate the democratic foundations and provide solutions to the needs of the people. The premise that founds this monograph is that the trust relationship between representatives and constituents presents itself as the basis that grants the parliamentary mandate and because of that the constituted must always act in line to the ideologies of the party which they are affiliated to. The disobedience to the political party set injury to the party itself and also to society; parliamentarians cannot act as if the mandate belonged to themselves but should act as a correspondent of the political party: they are the individuals that hold the desire of part of the society. The judiciary has made decisions pointing that the mandate does not belong to parliamentarians, but the party that they is affiliated to. Undoubtedly whoever has the mandate is the parliamentary but in order to exert it correctly the representative should follow the ideological conceptions of the party that he is affiliated to
Recensione a R. Orrù, F. Bonini, A. Ciammariconi A. (a cura di), La rappresentanza in questione, Napoli, Esi, 2016
No full textFrontal Fibrosing Alopecia: Role of Dermoscopy in Differential Diagnosis
No full textFrontal fibrosing alopecia (FFA) is more common in postmenopausal women, but it can occur in younger women. Some authors consider FFA to be a distinct frontal variant of lichen planopilaris. From a clinical point of view, this relatively uncommon condition is characterized by progressive frontotemporal recession due to inflammatory destruction of hair follicles. Dermoscopy can be very useful, as the differential diagnosis between traction alopecia, alopecia areata, FFA and cicatricial marginal alopecia may be difficult. It is not clear whether or not treatment alters the natural history of the disease - the disease stabilized with time in most of the patients with or without continuing treatment. Here we report a case of a 50-year-old woman with FFA and discuss the relevance of dermoscopy in the differential diagnosis of this disease
Juvenile xanthogranuloma: dermoscopic pattern
No full textOur case report is important for a complete definition of the dermoscopic picture of JXG and to avoid that such methodological errors prejudice the correct dermoscopic analysis of lesions, such as amelanotic melanoma, a correct diagnosis of which depends on evaluation/detection of the dermoscopic vascular pattern
El contrato de mandato
No full textExplicación del contrato de mandato regulado en el Código civil españolhttps://polimedia.upv.es/visor/?id=6bc8aa16-ad75-1b42-b7df-6772adfbc538Ramón Fernández, F. (2011). El contrato de mandato. https://riunet.upv.es/handle/10251/987
Modos de extinguirse el mandato
No full textExplicación de los modos y formas de extinguirse el contrato de mandato regulado en el Código civil españolhttps://polimedia.upv.es/visor/?id=286f4ce4-17b1-8a42-a36d-f206ed0f61f4Ramón Fernández, F. (2011). Modos de extinguirse el mandato. https://riunet.upv.es/handle/10251/988
False Leser-Trélat sign
No full textCutaneous melanoma metastases (CMMs) have no specific clinical and dermoscopic features, and may be difficult to differentiate from benign lesions. Recently, we observed a case of CMM clinically and dermoscopically resembling eruptive, grouped, seborrheic keratoses (SKs)
Non-invasive diagnosis of nodular scabies: the string of pearls sign
No full textIn nodular scabies the mites often disappear particularly after topical treatment that disintegrates them, thus not allowing the detection of the jetliner sign. As mite’s eggs are more resistant to treatment, is possible to identify the burrows filled with eggs, morphologically and ultrastructurally resembling
a ‘string of pearls’, also in nodular lesions
Malignant nodular hidradenoma of the skin: report of seven cases
No full textBackground: Malignant nodular hidradenoma (MNH) is an infrequent, highly malignant, primary skin tumour derived from eccrine sweat glands. Most tumours occur in elderly individuals. MNH has very poor prognosis, high recurrence and a high rate of metastases. The best method of treatment is still unclear: radical surgical excision is widely used, and selective lymph node dissection is also suggested. The value of the adjuvant radiotherapy and chemotherapy has not been confirmed. Patients and treatment: Seven MNH patients (4 men, 3 women, age 60-87.years) were treated between 1991 and 2007 in the Dermatology Unit of San Donato Hospital of Arezzo and in the Section of Dermatology of University of Siena, Italy. Tumours varied from 0.8 to 4.4.cm in size. All patients underwent local excision; five also had lymph node dissection. One patient underwent adjuvant radiotherapy, and three received chemotherapy. Results: Six of seven patients died, with survival varying from 15 to 45.months. Distant metastases occurred in two patients. Survival time was inversely proportional to the size of the tumour. Conclusions: MNH is an aggressive tumour and should be diagnosed and excised as early as possible. Histological parameters are paramount, but correct diagnosis also calls for attention to clinical presentation and any history of recurrence or recent enlargement of long-standing lesions. In our experience, radiotherapy and chemotherapy do not seem to prolong survival. © 2007 The Authors Journal compilation © 2007 European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology
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