Criminal Theory. Crimes against persons and against Society.

1 - Knowledge of the general theory of offenses against property 2 - Knowledge of offenses against property in particular. 3 - Knowledge of the general theory of economic crime. 4 - Knowledge of economic crime in particular. 5 - Knowledge of offenses against public administration, judicial misconduct and offenses committed by officials against constitutional rights.

The program consists of three blocks: the first relates to property crimes, comprising property crimes with and without enrichment. The second part relates to the offenses against socioeconomic order, comprising the offenses against intellectual property, offenses against the market and consumers, corporate crime, receiving stolen goods and money. The third block includes offenses against public administration and judicial misconduct. This subject is aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals, primarily goal 16 on Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions.

There are two types of classes, theoretical and practical. In the theoretical classes, the professors shall review the lessons of the program, organizing tutorials about them, and in the practical ones, several cases will be discussed and solved. In order to make the most of the lectures, it is desirable that the students review the materials for each subject prior to the classes, as well as that attendance to practical classes involves, prior to the class, having read and studied practical cases provided for that week.