ABSTRACT
The guarantee provided by Art. 24.1 of the Constitution, moreover, has always been interpreted as a limit to the possibility, for the law-maker, to entertain a hypothesis of ‘conditioned jurisdiction’, meaning those cases in which the law requires a compulsory preliminary activation of proceedings or remedies of any nature, that could make access to justice for the individual more difficult or even impossible. The principle of the effectiveness of legal protection for administrative acts is also enforced, at a constitutional level, by those provisions regarding individual judges. The effectiveness of legal protection for administrative acts, moreover, is granted, at a constitutional level, by all of those general provisions from which interpreters have derived a correspondence between those constitutional contents which were originally envisaged for the ordinary jurisdiction, but that are applicable even in the case of administrative jurisdiction. The law provides also the right to receive a notification about any administrative procedure.
