Complementary Course: Criminal Law: Cases and Solutions

The course has three objectives. Firstly, it aims to teach students of criminal law the technique of analyzing concrete cases, in the awareness that criminal law serves to solve real problems. Secondly, the course aims to develop the student's ability to revise the notions studied and to apply them to concrete cases, developing the capacity for interpretative analysis and systematic framing of criminal law provisions. Thirdly, the course aims to develop the ability to argue legal solutions in both written and oral form.

By the end of the course, the student will have acquired the method of case analysis essential for solving problems in substantive criminal law. The student will be more familiar with the Criminal Code and will also have learned the basic technique for drafting and discussing an opinion in criminal matters