Italian Citizenship After Ruling 63/2026: The Argument the Constitutional Court Didn't Answer

The Italian Constitutional Court ruled that Law 74/2025 is constitutional. That was last Thursday. By Friday, attorney Marco Mellone had already filed an urgent brief directly with the Sezioni Unite of the Corte di Cassazione — Italy's highest civil court. In this video, I explain the argument Mellone put before the Joint Divisions — and why the Constitutional Court's ruling doesn't close the case. What you'll learn: • The difference between constitutional review and ordinary law interpretation • Why citizenship by descent is legally imprescrittibile — and what that means • The Two-Question Test: constitutionality vs. applicability • Why the Corte di Cassazione's own precedents are now under pressure • What Mellone's urgent brief said — and why it matters 📌 Read the full legal analysis on the blog: 🔗 https://italyget.com/ 📌 Watch my first reaction to Ruling 63/2026 (start here if you haven't): 🔗    • Constitutional Court Ruling 63/2026: Why t...   📌 Book a consultation: 🔗 https://italyget.com/book-avvocato/ ⚖️ I'm Michele Vitale, Italian attorney specializing in Italian citizenship by descent (jure sanguinis). I help Americans and Canadians get this right — without wasting years on the wrong strategy. 🔔 Subscribe for updates when the Corte di Cassazione rules.