Criminal law and criminal procedure is aimed at understanding what a criminal offence is, which offences the social worker can detect, the ordinary and juvenile criminal process, and the role of the social worker in it.
Mod. 1 covers the discipline of the general part of criminal law (guarantee principles in criminal matters, structure of the offence and the punishment system) and the special part (offences that the social worker may detect).
Mod. 2 covers the study of ordinary and juvenile criminal proceedings and prison law.
Criminal law and procedure: Criminal Law System. Constitutional, international and supranational sources. Italian Criminal Law relevant for the social service degree.
Overcoming Public Law
Ricevimento: Tuesday, 10-12 a.m., at Dipu via Balbi 30/1: it's better to write before an e-mail (madeo@unige.it) to be sure the teacher is not busy in academic commitments. It's also possibile to request a date at a different time or day
ANTONELLA MADEO (President)
GABRIELE PONTEPRINO
ALBERTO CASELLI LAPESCHI (President Substitute)
ANNAMARIA PECCIOLI (President Substitute)
PIERO CASCIARO (Substitute)
VANESSA CECCARONI (Substitute)
CHIARA CESARE (Substitute)
ERICA CURTI (Substitute)
GABRIELE FAZZERI (Substitute)
I semester from September 14th to December 4th 2020II semester from February 15th to May 7th 2021
Examination takes place in oral form and is developed by requesting an in-depth check of a variety of topics in order to extend the examination over the entire syllabus
The oral examination aims to verify the student's actual knowledge and acquisition of the theoretical notions relating to the topics covered in the syllabus.
Students with a disability or SLD certification may request the use of compensatory measures (e.g. additional time, concept maps and diagrams, modifications in the written/oral mode) during the examination, following the procedure indicated in the guidelines (p. 5) published qui
By means of general theoretical questions, it will be ascertained whether the student is able to - identify and define legal concepts using appropriate technical language; - identify, distinguish, know, understand, interpret and apply, with a critical spirit and autonomy of judgement, both the regulatory provisions that make up criminal law, in all its forms and articulations, and the texts of some fundamental judgements, knowledge of which is indispensable for a complete view of the subject - define the role of the social service within the juvenile criminal process and the penalty execution phase
