Clio Maria Bittoni

Italian lawyer and legal scholar

Clio Maria Bittoni - Scientists & Innovators born November 10th, 1934
Born
Died

2024
2 years ago — 90 years old

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Scientists & Innovators

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Italy

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Earned a law degree and contributed to various legal reforms in Italy. Served as a professor at multiple universities while focusing on constitutional law and administrative law. Participated in numerous legal associations and contributed to legal publications. Played a significant role in shaping legal education in the country.

Contributed to constitutional law reforms

Served as a professor of law at universities

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