Hours: 48
CFU: 6
PROPOSED PRICE: 1.000
PREVALENT SSD: IUS/10
BLENDED MODALITY: 80% in presence, 70% online modality
START OF THE COURSE: January 2024
Educational objectives of the Course
- Knowledge and ability to understand: upon completion of the course, the student will acquire in-depth knowledge of the sources of military law and regulations possession of weapons by citizens, with specific reference to the provisions (criminal and administrative) laid down to protect service and discipline;
- Use of knowledge and ability to understand: upon completion of the course, the student is able to write a judicial and extrajudicial document on military law;
- Ability to draw conclusions: starting from a concrete case, the participant is able to identify the relevant provisions and express an opinion about the applicable discipline and possible future actions;
- Communication skills: the participant has mastered the technical language of law;
- Ability to learn: the learner is able, independently, to investigate issues not dealt with during the course, through recourse to regulatory sources, case law and doctrine.
Target students
- Students of law and security science degree courses;
- Lawyers/practitioners;
- Military personnel.
Upon completion of the course a certificate of attendance and a diploma of participation in the course will be issued.
Professors (total hours)
SAVERIO SETTI (16 hours) - Scientific director of the course
MASSIMILIANO STRAMPELLI (14 hours) - Supreme Court Lawyer - Court of Rome
ANDREA CONTI (14 hours, distance learning) - Lawyer - Court of Milan, Research Doctor
SEBASTIANO LA PISCOPIA (4 hours) - Professor
| Title of the module | SSD | Professor |
|---|---|---|
| Sources of military law | IUS/10 | Saverio Setti |
| The legal status of servicemen and advancement | IUS/10 | Saverio Setti |
| Military Discipline | IUS/10 | Saverio Setti |
| Body and state disciplinary proceedings and sanctions | IUS/10 | Saverio Setti |
| General Theory of Military Offences | IUS/17 | Andrea Conti (Distance Learning) |
| Special part offenses of the Military Criminal Code of Peace | IUS/17 | Massimiliano Strampelli |
| Military Criminal Procedure Code | IUS/16 | Andrea Conti (Distance Learning) |
| Difensive strategies in the military criminal proceedings | IUS/16 | Massimiliano Strampelli |
| Military Union Trade Law | IUS/10 | Andrea Conti (Distance Learning) |
| Labor Negotiation Strategies | IUS/10 | Massimiliano Strampelli |
| Military Social Security Rights | IUS/10 | Andrea Conti (Distance Learning)/Saverio Setti |
| Iinternational Military Law | IUS/13 | Saverio Setti/Sebastiano La Piscopia |
EXAM MODALITY:
Differentiated according to the qualification of the student:
- Law and Security Sciences student: essay and possible oral interview
- Lawyer: multiple choice test
- Military: oral interview
The course may be object of:
- matricular transcript, by military personnel;
- evaluation for the purpose of inclusion on the list of public defenders for military proceedings, for the purpose of advocacy before Disciplinary Boards and the established Conciliation Boards;
- evaluation, by each Armed Force, of the fulfilment of the training obligations on "elements of labour law and trade union law in the military field", referred to in Article 15 of Law no. 46 of 28 April 2022;
- evaluation for the purposes of career shortening in university courses.