Le Royaume d'Italie de la fin du VIIIe siècle au début du XIe siècle : institutions, pouvoirs et société
François Bougard
The carolingian administration of the italian kingdom is based on material support royal estates and palaces. capitularies are legislative source : a rather significative number them specifically dedicated to italy, whose autonomy thus maintained beside other parts empire. Their application reflected in privileges charters. daily social impact also perceptible through study justice forms settling disputes. In civil public courts working judges more specialized, with clear homogeneity. They reached decisions by applying procedures increasing variety complexity, who allowed conclude cases. This however did not obviate settlement disputes compromise, nor development justice, like criminal one, where religious authority preponderant, or private seigneurial estates.