During this course, you will:

•  become familiar with the constituent elements of certain (international) crimes, the criteria of jurisdiction of national criminal courts (in particular, French) and the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court

• discover the history of international criminal justice, international crimes and the prosecution (at two levels) of these crimes

• Introduction

• PART 1: DEFINING INTERNATIONAL CRIMES
  • Chapter 1: The specificity of (core) international crimes
  • Chapter 2: Categories of core international crimes
• PART 2: PROSECUTING INTERNATIONAL CRIMES AT A DOMESTIC LEVEL
  • Chapter 1: Criminal jurisdiction principles
  • Chapter 2: Concurring criminal jurisdictions

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The course is an introduction to the European Union (EU) legal system.

The core features and most important principles of the EU are analysed in order to provide the students with a comprehensive understanding of this unique model of regionalism. The history of the European integration process, the institutional structure and legislative process of the EU, and the main characteristics of the Single market and the Area of Freedom Security and Justice, will be addressed. 

• Introduction . History of the European Union (EU)
• The EU and its Member States
• The EU and its institutional framework
• The functionning of the Single Market and the AFSJ (basic principles)

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