| DCER0042-1 | | Legal module (psycho-legal expertise) | | Holder |
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- Litigation and the use of future experts, (Insight into legal institutions and their competences, General rules on procedures for using experts, Theory and practice of expertise in civil and criminal affairs) | | |
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- Elements of civil law in relation to expertise and medical responsibility | | |
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- Elements of insurance law | | |
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- The expertise and non-judicial methods of dispute resolution | | |
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- Penal law and penal procedures in relation to medical and psychological expertise | | |
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- Concepts of protecting young people | | |
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- Rights of persons and family law : basic concepts | | |
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| DCER0051-1 | | Training in court expertise in the field of construction | | Holder |
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- Litigation and the use of future experts | | |
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- Elements of civil law in relation to expertise | | |
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- Elements of insurance law | | |
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- Expertise and non-jurisdictional modes for dispute resolution | | |
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- Training in conciliation techniques and mediation in relation to expert assessments | | |
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- Construction law in relation to expertise | | |
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- Urban and regional planning in relation to expertise | | |
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- Construction expertise including practical project exercises | | |
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