Key words
Organisation of judicial professions, IWETO code S110 Law studies
Objectives
Making students familiar with the professional field in which they will probably somehow become active.
Acquiring knowledge and understanding of access to and functioning of professions involved in the administration of justice, or which play an important art in social-economic society. This makes it easier for students to understand deontology connected with these professions.
Topics
- Organisation of judicial professions
- Access to the profession
- Competences of their autonomous institutions
Those professions are: the office of notary, the legal profession, the process server, the clerk of the court, the real estate agent, the company lawyer.
Prerequisites
None
Final Objectives
Knowledge:
Job-related:- Knowing about access to the profession
- Knowing professional organisations and their competence
- Knowing recent issues in the profession
- Knowing professional deontology
Skills:
Job-related:- Applying deontological rules
Materials used
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Syllabus, codex, websites of groups involved
Study costs
Syllabus at the going rate for photocopies in Hogeschool Gent
Expenses involved in excursions
Study guidance
Students may ask questions in class.
Some questions may be answered after class.
Teaching Methods
- Alternating lectures and interactive sessions with the codex on topics of jurisprudence, doctrine, or taken from the press etc.
- Guest lectures by people working in the profession and / or excursions, i.al. visiting the court, attending a session
Assessment
- First exam session: 100% written exam
- Second exam session: 100% written exam
Students registered for the examinations only: - First exam session: 100% written exam
- Second exam session: 100% written exam
Lecturer(s)
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