Duration
Part 1 (Theory) : 45h Th
Part 2 (Practical exercise) : 15h Pr
Number of credits
| Bachelor in law | 5 crédits | |||
| Bachelor in political sciences : general | 5 crédits | |||
| Extra courses intended for exchange students (Erasmus, ...) | 5 crédits |
Lecturer
Part 1 (Theory) : Adrien Masset
Part 2 (Practical exercise) : Adrien Masset
Coordinator
Language(s) of instruction
French language
Organisation and examination
Teaching in the first semester, review in January
Schedule
Units courses prerequisite and corequisite
Prerequisite or corequisite units are presented within each program
Learning unit contents
See DROI 1106 A-a et DROI 1106 B-a
Part 1 (Theory)
As an introduction course to criminal law, this course situates criminal law in the historical, social and juridical sphere.
Part 2 (Practical exercise)
As an introduction course to criminal law, this course situates criminal law in the historical, social and juridical sphere.
Learning outcomes of the learning unit
Part 1 (Theory)
Following themes are dealt with : - the historical development of criminal law and its philosophy ; - the sources of criminal law ; - the basic principles of criminal law ; - the application of criminal law in time, space and towards the person ; - the crime : the constitutive elements, the classification ; - the punishable attempt and the punishable participation ; - the punishment. - the importance of criminological sciences through several specific topics (economic criminal law, terrorism, victimology, etc.).
Part 2 (Practical exercise)
Following themes are dealt with : - the historical development of criminal law and its philosophy ; - the sources of criminal law ; - the basic principles of criminal law ; - the application of criminal law in time, space and towards the person ; - the crime : the constitutive elements, the classification ; - the punishable attempt and the punishable participation ; - the punishment. - the importance of criminological sciences through several specific topics (economic criminal law, terrorism, victimology, etc.).
Prerequisite knowledge and skills
Part 1 (Theory)
Introduction to judiciary law. Criminal law. Criminal law procedure
Part 2 (Practical exercise)
Introduction to judiciary law. Criminal law. Criminal law procedure
Planned learning activities and teaching methods
Part 1 (Theory)
Practical cases
Part 2 (Practical exercise)
Practical cases
Mode of delivery (face-to-face ; distance-learning)
Part 1 (Theory)
Ex cathedra lecture during the first part of the year.
Tutorials : Exercices sessions.
Part 2 (Practical exercise)
Ex cathedra lecture during the first part of the year.
Tutorials : Exercices sessions.
Recommended or required readings
Part 1 (Theory)
Students have a book and a casebook which are available to Faculty of Law's Legal Editions (update 01.09.18)
Students have to acquire by themselves an exemplary of the Penal Laws (or by internet site SPF Justice).
Part 2 (Practical exercise)
Students have a book and a casebook which are available to Faculty of Law's Legal Editions (update 01.09.18)
Students have to acquire by themselves an exemplary of the Penal Laws (or by internet site SPF Justice).
Assessment methods and criteria
Part 1 (Theory)
Written exam in january 2019 and oral in august 2019.
Part 2 (Practical exercise)
Written exam in january 2019 and oral in august 2019.
Work placement(s)
Organizational remarks
Contacts
Part 1 (Theory)
Teacher: Adrien MASSET - a.masset@uliege.be (bureau Trifac, 1/10) - 04/366.31.84 Secretary : Julie DEBROUX - 04/366.31.59 Lecturer: Patrick LAMBOTTE (bureau Trifac, 1/47) - 04/366.31.82 - patrick.lambotte@uliege.be
Part 2 (Practical exercise)
Teacher: Adrien MASSET - a.masset@uliege.be (bureau Trifac, 1/10) - 04/366.31.84 Secretary : Julie DEBROUX - 04/366.31.59 Lecturer: Patrick LAMBOTTE (bureau Trifac, 1/47) - 04/366.31.82 - patrick.lambotte@uliege.be
Items online
Part 1 (Theory)
Syllabus 2018-2019
syllabus 2018-2019