ECTS
120 credits
Duration
2 years
Training structure
Faculty of Law and Political Science
Presentation
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...
Objectives
Acquire solid knowledge of criminal law and the enforcement of sentences, mastery of complementary legal and non-legal disciplines, handling of legal files, autonomy in work.
Know-how and skills
The training is multi-disciplinary, both theoretical and practical, with courses taught by academics and practitioners (magistrates, staff from the prison administration and the Protection Judiciaire de la Jeunesse, lawyers, doctors, psychologists, etc.).
Organization
Program
Select a program
Master 1 Sanction and sentence enforcement law
UE Language
EU Litigation system of the ECHR
7 creditsPrivate international law group 1 (ST)
UE Penal sanction law
7 creditsCM Penal sanction law
4 creditsTD Penal sanction law
3 credits
Criminology (ST)
3 creditsComparative constitutional law (ST)
3 creditsUE Criminal Procedure 1
7 creditsDigital skills - In-depth documentary research
Master 2 Sanction and sentence enforcement law
History of penal sanctions
6 creditsIntroduction to penalty law
6 creditsSanctions and vulnerable persons
6 credits
Languages
Elective UE
Your choice: 1 of 2
Professional integration
14 creditsProfessional integration/student commitment
14 credits
Choice of dissertation/tutored project
Your choice: 1 of 2
Memory
12 creditsTutored project
Criminal sanctions and litigation
6 creditsSentencing and enforcement: theory and practice
6 credits