Dario Martire

Dario Martire is a Researcher in Constitutional Law at Sapienza University of Rome's Department of Legal and Economic Studies. He teaches courses including 'Giustizia costituzionale,' 'Il lavoro nella Costituzione,' and 'Diritto pubblico dell'economia' to undergraduate and graduate students across multiple programs.

His academic background includes a Law Degree from Roma Tre University (2012), a Master's in European Private Law from Sapienza University (2014), and a PhD in Public Law with a focus on Constitutional Law from Sapienza University (2017). He earned national scientific qualification as Associate Professor in Constitutional Law (sector 12/C1) in 2021, valid until 2030, and has been licensed to practice law in Rome since 2016.

Martire's research primarily explores constitutional pluralism, examining how the Italian Constitution recognizes multiple legal systems both within and outside the constitutional framework. His recent work addresses pandemic-related legal issues, particularly concerning flexible regulatory instruments and their binding nature during emergencies. He has also extensively analyzed the constitutional implications of the statute of limitations for crimes, especially in light of recent constitutional challenges.

His publication pattern reveals a consistent focus on constitutional interpretation, legal pluralism, and the relationship between constitutional principles and specialized legal domains like sports law, labor law, and AI governance. Recent works increasingly address contemporary challenges including AI's impact on constitutional structures, pandemic emergency powers, and the evolving relationship between constitutional courts and specialized legal systems.

• Abilitazione scientifica nazionale as Professore di seconda fascia for sector 12/C1 - Diritto costituzionale (2021-2030)
• Borsa di studio CONI for affiancare the Collegio di Garanzia dello Sport (2017-2019)
• Borsa di studio ARSAE for parliamentary law training (2014)

Martire serves on multiple editorial boards including 'Diritto Pubblico,' 'Federalismi.it,' and the 'Rivista di diritto sportivo CONI.' He has participated in numerous research projects at Sapienza University, notably 'Regolazione dell'economia e nuove fonti del diritto' (2018) and 'Prescrizione del reato e Costituzione' (2021), receiving funding as an investigator. As a practicing lawyer and former scientific consultant to the CONI Sports Guarantee Board (2020-2021), he bridges academic theory with practical legal application.