- Target level of study- BAC +5 
- ECTS- 120 credits 
- Duration- 2 years 
- Training structure- Faculty of Law and Political Science 
Presentation
- Educational coordinators: Anne Ponseille - Mustapha Afroukh
Program
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Master's degree in Penalties and Enforcement Law
The Master 2 in Penal Sanction and Enforcement Law offers advanced training in a fast-expanding branch of criminal law, at the heart of an ever-changing body of legislation and case law, and characterized by the development of a number of highly technical and sometimes recent disputes: judicial litigation, with the creation in 2004 of new sentence enforcement courts; administrative litigation, with the increase in appeals against prison administration decisions; litigation before the European Court of Human Rights, concerning conditions of detention in prisons; and constitutional litigation, with the development of the QPC...
- UE Language
- EU Litigation system of the ECHR7 credits
- Private international law group 1 (ST)
- UE Penal sanction law7 credits- CM Penal sanction law4 credits
- TD Penal sanction law3 credits
 
- Criminology (ST)3 credits
- Comparative constitutional law (ST)3 credits
- UE Criminal Procedure 17 credits
- Digital skills - In-depth documentary research
- History of penal sanctions6 credits
- Introduction to penalty law6 credits
- Sanctions and vulnerable persons6 credits
- Languages
- Elective UE- Your choice: 1 of 2- Professional integration14 credits
- Professional integration/student commitment14 credits
 
 
- Choice of dissertation/tutored project- Your choice: 1 of 2- Memory12 credits
- Tutored project
 
 
- Criminal sanctions and litigation6 credits
- Sentencing and enforcement: theory and practice6 credits