BASIC SKILLS
1. To get knowledge and understanding that provide a basis or opportunity for originality in developing and/or applying ideas, often within a research context
2. To be able to apply obtained knowledge in solution of problems in new or unfamiliar environments and within broader (or multidisciplinary) contexts
3. To be able to integrate knowledge and to handle complexity of formulation of judgments based on information that, being incomplete or limited, include considerations on social and ethical responsibilities related to the application of their knowledge and judgments
4. To communicate clearly and unambiguously conclusions, as well as the knowledge and reasons on which they are based, to specialised and non-specialised audiences
5. To have the learning skills that enable to continue studying in a manner that to the large extent will be self-directed or individual
GENERAL SKILLS
1. To draft high-quality legal reports
2. To demonstrate that the knowledge on basic research methods and principles of criminal procedure area has been acquired
3. To manage information sources of the Criminal Justice
4. To elaborate scientific-legal texts and to carry out efficiently their analysis
5. To apply knowledge about criminal and procedural institutions in performance of legal functions
SPECIFIC SKILLS
1. To acquire the proper training and knowledge for the development of professions linked to or embedded in the Juvenile Justice System
2. To develop the skills necessary for application of the procedure established in the Organic Law on the Criminal Responsibility of Minors
3. To achieve sufficient capacity for efficient elaboration of writs in criminal proceedings on juveniles
4. To demonstrate ability of assimilation with different roles in the process (accusation, defense, judge), as well as with their strategies of argumentation
LEARNING OUTCOMES ACQUIRED BY THE STUDENT
- To understand the evolution of the model and the criminal policy of the Juvenile Justice System in Spain
- To determine of cases in which proceedings have to be started in a Juvenile Court
- To know the different actions to be developed at different stages of the process and the role of professionals involved
- To master the content of the measures envisaged in the Juvenile Penal Law and to distinguish their origin
- To understand the goals and possibilities of dejudicialising foreseen by the Organic Law on the Criminal Responsibility of Minors
- To have ability of clear and rational communication of the hypothesis that could be developed in this jurisdiction as well as of coherent conclusions in this area