Luis Greco
From November 17th to 28th:
Monday 20th and 27th from 16.00 to 19.30 h.
The rest of the days from 16:00 to 19:00 h.
Classrooms: Check the schedule.
Universidad de procedencia: Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
Is it possible, even today, to speak, as Filangieri did two centuries ago, of a "science of (criminal) legislation"? This course will attempt to develop an affirmative answer to this question, outlining the foundations of such a science, which will be found in a theory of criminalization capable of structuring a small number of legal principles concerning the justification of state activity vis-à-vis citizens. The theoretical reflection will be developed taking into account the current state of the debate, mainly, but not only, German, and will be illustrated by means of particularly controversial current examples, such as, among others, consensual homicide, the punishment of legal entities, drugs, terrorism, or the so-called hands-off sexual assaults.