Fundamentals of Criminal Law
Open on admissions period
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80 hours
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On-site
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classroom 30, Central Building
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January 11 to 26, 2024
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Spanish
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2.000€
A program aimed at graduates, legislators, advisors and legal professionals interested in deepening their knowledge of the instructions and raison d'être of the legal-criminal institutions.
This course of postgraduate program (training course Superior) deepens in the instructions of the institutions of Criminal Law in order to provide the necessary argumentative background with which to interpret and judge the various national legislations.
The approach and the methodology professor of the subjects do not consist of describing the regulation of the positive law of the various legal systems, but of explaining their raison d'être.
With this goal, a philosophicalapproach is sought that serves as a foundation for institutions, based on the conviction of the dignity of the individual and his or her inalienable rights, as well as his or her priority vis-à-vis the State.
This is not just another course on Criminal Law, but a program for those who wonder about the raison d'être of positive law in a changing world. Both with respect to the European continental tradition and to the Common Law tradition.
For this reason, it is not linked to the study of the national legislation of a country or to a sector of positive law. Instead, it is aimed at deepening the philosophical and anthropologicalinstructions of Criminal Law, so that it can be of use to professionals from different countries. This program of update thus aspires to meet the new challenges facing the jurist.