Seminar 2.1 – Modernization of Criminal Law

	This is a seminar aimed at improving the capacity of participants on the re-elaboration process of Criminal Law courses and conducting extensive research to provide materials that can server as reference for modification of PH criminal legislation
	From 6 – 9 June/2022 – PHILJA – Philippine Judicial Academy
	Judges Law and policy makers Attorneys Faculty and students of CALESA partner institutions Other interested faculty and students of law
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	Registration information: https://philja.judiciary.gov.ph/CALESA/resources.html (closed)
	Fees: Free event
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	Outputs Presentations Introduction to thematic sessions Overview of the Program Basic Principles of Criminal Law: structure of criminal liability in Spanish criminal law – Prof. José Luis Díez Ripollés. Evolution of Spanish criminal law: from 1848 Penal Code to 1995 Penal Code, and later reforms – Prof. José Luis Díez Ripollés. Perpetration and complicity: attempt and inchoate offences. Mitigating and aggravating circunstances – Prof. Maria Soledad Gil Nobajas Recent Development in Criminal Law in the Philippines – Hon. Mario V. Lopez Case study on Terrorism – Atty Francis Tom F. Temprosa Jurisprudential evolution of corruption offences in Spai: before and after the economic crisis – Profa. Marta Fernandéz Cabrera Case study on drugs – Prof. Emilio José Armaza Armaza; Profa. María Soledad Gil Nobajas Case study on Gender – Judge Maria Josefina G. San Juan-Torres Crimes against public administration: specific consideration of corruption – Prof. Marta Fernandéz Cabrera Corruption vis-à-vis the Filipino Culture, and the Judiciary’s plan of action . Prof. Maria Filomena D. Singh Case study on Youth Justice – Arry Tricia Clare A. Oco Corporate liability ex crimine: EU standards, national solutions and “new” chapters of liability – Profa. Athina Sachoulidou Criminal Justice Policy and Criminal-Law making policy Criminology: overview – Profa. Elisa García-Españha Criminal Offenses against Property and social economic orders – Prof. Prieto del Pino Lectures 1. Spanish Criminal Law evolution – Prof. José Luis Díez Ripollés 2. Perpetration and complicity. Attempt and inchoate offences. Mitigatins and Aggravating circunstances – Prof. María Soledad Gil Nobajas 3. Evolution of the Spanish Criminal Law 4. Basic Principle of Criminal Law 5. Perpetration and complicity 6. Case study on Terrorism – Atty Francis Tom F. Temprosa 7. Considerations of Corruption 8. Criminal Offenses against Property and social economic orders 9. Case study on Drugs 10. Youth Justice 11. Case study on gender 12. Criminal Offenses against Property and 13. Crimes against public administration: specific consideration of corruption – Prof. Marta Fernández Cabrera 14. Criminal Law making policy – part 1 15. Criminal Law making policy – part 2 16. Corporate liability ex crimine: EU standards, national solutions and “new” chapters of liability 17. Criminology: overview Learning Materials
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