Graduate in Law

Contents:  Evolution of the peninsular Law from the prehistoric and protohistoric antecedents, and the Roman and Visigothic stages; different high-medieval political formations, their development in the Low Middle Age, and the Modern and Contemporary ages. 

Contents: Law in Rome and their reception in Europe; general concepts: law(ius), people, things and actions; cases and institutions; obligations; family; inheritance. 

Contents: Administrative arrangement. Structure and basic regime of the Public administrations. Position of the administered one and his jurisdictional tutelage. Constitutional State. The executive power and the Public Administration. The juridical arrangement: the law, regulation, international treaties. Administrative organization. Administrative activity. Administrative contracts. Citizen's position as administered. The contentious-administrative jurisdiction. Patrimonial responsibility of the Administration. 

Contents:  The State: the genesis and evolution of the modern State. The fundamental characteristics of the State: Constitutional State, Democratic State, social State, autonomous State. Community state. Reformation of the Constitution. The sources of the Law. Fundamental laws and their guarantee. Duties. 

Contents: Historical background of spanish civil law. The actual system: the person: capacity, incapacity, death, status; the nacionality; neighbourliness;Legal personality: corporations, associations, foundations. Subjetive rights.

Contents: Historical and doctrinal development. The sources of the International Law. The State as a Subject of the international relationships. The individual and the International Law. International Responsibility of regulation of International conflicts. 

Contents: The general principles of criminal law. Nature of crime. Criminal responsibility. General exemptions from criminal responsibility. The parties to a crime. Attemps. Limitation of time.

Contents: Nature of Law; validity, existence and juridical system; Science of Law; juridical norms; interpretation and application of the Law; justice, equality, discrimination.