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Presentation
Presentation
Study of some crimes and offenses in terms of economic offenses. National and European Union perspective.
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Class from course
Class from course
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Degree | Semesters | ECTS
Degree | Semesters | ECTS
Master Degree | Semestral | 7.5
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Year | Nature | Language
Year | Nature | Language
1 | Mandatory | Português
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Code
Code
ULP510-2-16248
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Prerequisites and corequisites
Prerequisites and corequisites
Not applicable
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Professional Internship
Professional Internship
Não
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Syllabus
Syllabus
I- Characterization of Economic Offenses. 1. Specifics of Criminal Offenses. 2. Specifics of Administrative Offenses. II- The Particular Case of Liability of Legal Entities and Managers and Administrators. 1. Compliance Programs an Reporting Channels. 2. Criminal Liability. III- Economic Crime. 1. Corruption 2. Politics Offenses 3. Money Laudering. 4. Financial Crime, in particular, Insider Trading 5. Tax Crimes. IV- Economic Offenses in Particular 1. Reference to the Legal Framework of Economic Offenses 2. Some Competition Law Offenses. 3. Some relevant offenses in the context of combating corruption and MENAC.
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Objectives
Objectives
The general objective is to give master's students the knoledge, skills and normative area of Economic Offenses, from a perspective based on dogmatic models, wich allow a critical reflection on the pratical application.
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Teaching methodologies
Teaching methodologies
Phase 1) Practical-dialogue: The Master's students' presentations are oriented toward the subject matter to be taught (exploring their experience in the ñeld in question). Phase 2) Theoretical-practical: The syllabus is addressed by the Professor, who provides insights for specific developments by the Master's students. Phase 3) Flipped Classroom, an in-person submodel, with the following guiding principles: a) The Professor presents the first Scientific Work Project, "as if they were the student," and subjects it to critical analysis and collective debate, in an Applied Group Psychology environment and based on the principle that "those who chart the path must also walk it." b) The Master's students present their working paper projects and subject them to constructive criticism from their peers and the Professor (seminar class). Phase 4) Electronic submission (on the Moodle platform) of the individual working paper. Phase 5) Presentation and discussion of the individual working paper.
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References
References
AA.VV. (2017), Lei da Concorrência - Comentário Conimbricense, 2.ª edição, Coimbra: Almedina. AA.VV. (2021). Estudos sobre Crimes de Responsabilidade dos Eleitos Locais: AEDREL AA. VV. (2021). A Corrupção em Portugal. Avaliação legislativa e propostas de reforma, Lisboa, UCE AA.VV. (2021. GODINHO, I. Fernandes. (2007), A Responsabilidade Solidária das Pessoas Colectivas..., Coimbra Editora GODINHO, I. Fernandes/Mayer, L (2014), La estafa como delito economico, Rev. Dcho PUC Valparaiso, XLI, 183 e s. RODRIGUES, A. (2019). Dto Penal Económico. Uma Política Criminal na era Compliance, Almedina. SOUSA, S. A. (2009). Os Crimes Fiscais, Coimbra Editora VILELA, Alexandra (2020). Responsabilidade contraordenacional da Pessoa Colectiva», Novos estudos sobre Law Enforcement, Compliance e Direito Penal, Edições Almedina, pp. 395. VILELA, Alexandra (2022). «Primeira reflexão sobre o novel Regime Jurídico das contra-ordenações económicas», RFD ULP, S.I.- R. Output, 104-112
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Assessment
Assessment
Descrição
Data limite
Ponderação
Participação oral (nas aulas e nos projetos do trabalho científico);
AssiduidadePontualidade
período letivo
20%
5%
5%
Trabalho científico escrito (submissão eletrónica, com apresentação oral necessária).
período letivo
70%
Exame (escrito) de Época de Recurso, tendo como objeto de avaliação o conteúdo programático mencionado nesta Ficha de Unidade Curricular e lecionado nas aulas
período pós-letivo
100%
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Mobility
Mobility
Yes





