Criminal Liability
Objectives
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General characterization
Code
27143
Credits
8
Responsible teacher
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Hours
Weekly - Available soon
Total - 224
Teaching language
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Prerequisites
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Bibliography
BELEZA, Teresa Pizarro, Direito Penal, 2.º vol, AAFDL, 1980
DIAS, Jorge de Figueiredo, Direito Penal. Parte Geral. Questões fundamentais da doutrina geral do crime, Tomo I, 3.ªed., Gestlegal, 2019
COSTA, José de Faria, Direito Penal, Almedina, 2017
PALMA, Maria Fernanda, Direito Penal. Parte Geral, 5.ºed., AAFDL, 2020
PINTO, Frederico de Lacerda da Costa, A Categoria da Punibilidade na Teoria do Crime, I e II, Almedina, 2013
ROXIN, Claus, Strafrecht - Allgemeiner Teil, Bd. I (5.ª ed.), Bd. II ( trad. português: Direito Penal Parte Geral, I, Fundamentos. A Estrutura da Teoria do Crime, I, Marcial Pons, 2024; trad.castelhana: Derecho penal- Parte General, II,Civitas, 2014), Beck, 2020 e 2003
STRATENWERTH, Günter, Strafrecht - Allgemeiner Teil, Bd.I (trad. Castelhana: Derecho Penal, Parte general I: El hecho punible, Madrid, Civitas, 2005), 5.ª ed., Heymanns, 2005
JAKOBS, Günther, Strafrecht, Allgemeiner Teil: die Grundlagen und die Zurechnunsglehre, 2.ªed., Gruyter, 1991
Teaching method
The study of criminal theory and how it should and is used by the jurisprudence.
Evaluation method
The evaluation elements will be those determined in the Regulation of the First Cycle of Studies Conducting the Degree in Law. In this way the evaluation can never be inferior to the evaluation score of the final exam and will correspond to this one whenever it corresponds to the most favorable evaluation score. The final mark may be higher than the final exam, considering the oral intervention of the students in the classes and an intermediate (optional) test
Subject matter
I. The theory of crime and its evolution
II. Actus reus
1.The behaviour or act requirement (action versus omission)
2.Causation
IV. Mens rea
1.Intention
2.Reclessness
3. Negligence
4. Other mens rea states
IV. Wrongdoing
1.Concept
2. Justification
IV. Guilt
1.Concept
2.Excuse
V. Punishment conditions
VI. Participation
1.Modes of participation
VII. Attempt
VII. Plurality of crimes