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CRIME SCENE RULES AND PRACTICES Course Sheet Academic Year of enrolment:
Professor and Collaborators:
Hours of classroom activity:
Prerequisites:
Basic knowledge of public law and the principles of criminal law and trial (perfectly acquireable in the course of "Crime and investigation" foreseen in the first year of the interclass).
Objectives Contents The outcomes of criminal proceedings - indeed, their own ability to reconstruct what happened - are played out from the very first moments of the investigation. The error or insufficient verification during the investigative phase produce potentially harmful effects for the entire subsequent development of the procedural affair, until reaching the extreme outcome of the judicial error and the conviction of the innocent. Conversely, the poor quality of the investigations can also translate into the violation of the State's activation obligations to protect the victims. In this panorama and for a large number of crimes, crime scene investigations are a crucial point.
Extended Syllabus The concept of the crime scene.
Recommended Bibliography ATTENDING STUDENTS: notes and materials distributed by the teacher.
Teaching Methods Attendance is optional, but highly recommended, taking into account the fact that many frontal lessons require, due to the very nature of the course, constant teacher/student interaction, called, for example, to examine photos, videos or other material extracted from 'investigation. The course is divided into 40 hours of lessons, including the carrying out of supplementary seminar activities, which will be held by Lt. Col. Cataldo Pantaleo, Commander of the CC Investigative Nucleus of Milan, with particular reference to crime scene examination techniques.
Evaluation methods Verification of learning:
Oral test with questions on the recommended texts.
Contacts/More Information The teacher is always available on the institutional email and receives by appointment.
