Module 1. Fundamental rights and Criminal law (1 sessions)
a. Criminal law and principles of Criminal law
b. Fundamental rights
c. Criminal law and fundamental rights: normative and institutional perspective
Module 2. The fundamental right to criminal legality (3 sessions)
a. Principle of legality and the fundamental right legality in Criminal law
b. Fundamental right to legality in Criminal law: non-delegable legislation, (ir)retroactivity, mandate of certainty, judicial subjection lo law
Module 3. The principle of criminal proportionality (2 sessions)
a. Proportionality, principle of proportionality, weighing
b. Principle of proportionality in Criminal law: constitutional enbodiment, criteria, problems
Module 4. The fundamental right to ne bis in idem (2 sessions)
a. Bis in idem: concept and constitutional enbodiment
b. Formal and material manifestations
Module 5. The principle of culpability (1 session)
a. Culpability and the principle of culpability
b. The principle of criminal culpability: criteria
Module 6. Humanity of punishment (1 session)
a. Historical development
b. Basis, limitation and manifestations
c. Comparative perspective
d. Reconstruction
Module 7. Resocialisation and equality (1 session)
a. Resocialisation: concept, models and critiques
b. The Spanish case: regulation and constitutional jurisprudence
c. Premises, pillars and content. Comparative perspective
d. Equality: concept and manifestations
e. Criminal relevance and practical application
Module 8. Fundamental rights and aplication of Special Part (1 session)
a. Absence of prohibition due to exercise of fundamental rights
b. Chilling effect
