European union cooperation in the field of civil-, matrimonial- and criminal law (5cr)

Evaluation scale

H-5

Objective

After the course the student
- is able to apply the EU law within the fields in relation to national law
Knows and understands
- the historical and recent developments of the legal rules
- the place of the legislation within the Treaty framework
- the aims of the legislation
- their methods of interpretation
- basic jurisprudence related

The course prepares the student for attorney/court work within the fields.

Teaching is research based, so the student will acquire also insight to the research based legal analysis.

Execution methods

- lectures (12 h)
- independent work

Accomplishment methods

Coursework:
- pre-reading
- participation to the lectures (12 hours)
- own case study

Exam
- book exam (material delivered in Moodle), dates agreed during the lectures.

Content

1. Historical development of the policies
2. The theory of the cooperation
2. Jurisdiction and the recognition and enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters
3. European arrest warrant
4. Jurisdiction and the recognition and enforcement of judgments in matrimonial matters and the matters of parental responsibility
5. Other types of judicial cooperation and cross-border cases
6. Assisting EU instruments
7. Case law

Location and time

Moodle-exam

Materials

Pre-reading and exam material to be delivered in Moodle 2 weeks before the course.

Further information

Ilmoittautuminen tenttiin Pepissä.