Penal Law III

Presentation

This curricular unit concerns the study of some crimes in particular and constitutes the field par excellence for the student to put into practice the knowledge acquired in the curricular units of Criminal Law I and Criminal Law II.

Programme

Law

Level of Qualification|Semesters|ECTS

| Semestral | 6

Year | Type of course unit | Language

3 |Mandatory |Português

Code

ULP288-7150

Recommended complementary curricular units

Penal Law I

Penal Law II

Constitutional Law

Professional Internship

Não

Syllabus

1- Crimes against people

1.1- Crimes against life

1.1.1.- The different legal types of crime

1.2- Crimes against intrauterine life

1.2.1-The different legal types of abortion crime

1.2.2.- Termination of pregnancy is not punishable

1.3- Crimes against physical integrity

1.3.1- Study of some legal types of crime

1.3.2.- The consent provided for in article 149 of the Penal Code

2- Crimes against heritage

2.1- Property crimes

2.1.1- The legal definitions contained in article 202 of the Penal Code

2.1.2- The different types of theft, provided for in articles 203 and 204 of the Penal Code

2.1.3 - The different types of abuse of trust, provided for in article 205 of the Penal Code

2.1.4.- The refund or repair of article 206

2.1.5.- The particular nature of some of the crimes studied

2.1.6 - Theft of vehicle use

2.1.7. - The different legal types of theft crime

2.1.8 - The different legal types of damage crime

Objectives

It is intended that the student acquires accurate knowledge about each of the different points of the Program Content, namely that he / she acquires a relatively deep view of crimes against life, against physical integrity and some crimes against property.

Teaching methodologies and assessment

The classes are theoretical-practical, which presupposes an expository or theoretical part and a part in which the student is invited to participate, asking doubts and questions and considering the points taught. This second moment is after the first and consists of asking questions, interpreting judgments and solving practical cases.
Evaluation: 1 -continuous. Two written tests lasting 1h30 each, carried out on dates to be defined taking into account the Regulation.
2.- appeal exam, in which there is mandatory an oral exam for students who obtain a classification of 8 (eight) or 9 (nine) values

References

Comentário Conimbricense do Código Penal, I  (2.ª ed., 2012), II (1999), Coimbra Editora;

COSTA, J.F. Direito Penal Especial: contributo a uma sistematização dos problemas ¿especiais¿ da Parte Especial, Coimbra Editora, 2004;

CUNHA, C. F., Os crimes contra as pessoas, Porto: Univerisdade Católica Editora Porto, 2017.

VILELA, A. «Notas sobre a última revisão ao Código Penal: um exemplo, o artigo 132.º». RPCC, 2, 2009, p. 199-215;

__, Notas dispersas sobre algumas normas do C.P.». RFDULP on line, 1, 2012.__, Revisitando o n.º 1 do artigo 206.º do Código Penal: a extinção da responsabilidade criminal e a (não)necessidade de pena. In: JULGAR On line, Set. 2015 ;

__, «A interrupção da gravidez ao abrigo da alínea e) do n.º 1 do artigo 142.º do Código Penal, introduzida pela Lei n.º 16/2007». In: Direito da Saúde V, Almedina, 2016, 93-110;

 __,«A propósito da técnica de qualifqualificação do homicídio prevista no artigo 132.º do CP», v. 1 nº 11, 2018,RFDULP, pp 117 e ss.

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