Teaching GuideTerm
Faculty of Law
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  Criminal Law: Special Part
   Methodologies
Methodologies Description
Document analysis The students, with assistance from the teachers, will learn to manage databases of criminal caselaw and to carry out critical analysis of the various judicial decisions taken on our subjects.
Collaborative learning The students will work on different topics in groups, and should show themselves to be active and cooperative with the other members of their group.
Directed discussion In the practical classes, the teachers will organise discussions on the essential topics of the subject, in which the students should adopt a critical and reasoned position.
Introductory activities In the practical classes, the teachers will organise simulated trials, to be held in the Law Faculty’s courtroom. In these simulated trials the students will adopt the roles of the prosecutor or the defence in the simulation of the criminal process.
Events academic / information Throughout the course, various workshops, conferences and seminars will be held on topics relevant to the students, thereby supplementing their training.
Workbook The topics in question will be carefully selected by the teachers and the students will have the option of choosing from among the list proposed.
Objective test Posing questions about the topics included in the subject programme. The questions can be both theoretical and practical.
Field trip Visits will be organised to the various courts of the city, so the students can see the development of judicial practice in situ.
Guest lecture / keynote speech The teaching staff will give lectures to introduce the students to the basic aspects of each topic. To support their explanations, the teachers may provide materials (judgements, extracts from doctrinal works...), notes or a schema-guide with the key points of the development of their explanation. In all cases, the teachers’ explanation will be supplemented by the students both with the materials that have been provided for the purpose, and by consulting the manuals listed in the bibliography.
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