> a law was created without verifying how the implementation of such law would work in practice (something very common in Italy)

To be fair to Italy, this happens everywhere quite frequently. In my country (the US) we do this all too often.

Except that in the common law system of the United States, a judge can throw out the regulation.

	▲	arlort a day ago \| parent [-]
		That's very much not the difference between common and civil law If the law is constitutional it can't be thrown out by a judge in common law and if it's not it can be declared so in civil law The difference between the two is more about what happens in the absence of a law