Course Code	Semester	Course Name	LE/RC/LA	Course Type	Language of Instruction	ECTS
KHY2204		Present Issues of International Criminal Law	3/0/0	DE	Turkish	7

Course Goals	This course aims to teach the Concept of International Criminal Law and to evaluate about the crimes involving foreign elements in International Criminal Law. The development of international judicial assistance depending on the increases in trans-boundary crimes, the fight against international guilt, the process of establishing international criminal courts and transition to the International Criminal Court from ad hoc international criminal courts, the classification of International Crimes, relations between the International Criminal Courts and the National Courts in the prosecution of these crimes. The evaluation of distance and international crimes in Turkish Law.
Prerequisite(s)	-
Corequisite(s)	-
Special Requisite(s)	Solving Problem, Converting theoretical knowledge into practice
Instructor(s)	Assist. Prof. Dr. Özge Sırma Gezer
Course Assistant(s)	Arş. Gör. Esra Alan Akcan
Schedule	Monday, 17:00- 19:00, CEHAMER
Office Hour(s)	Monday, 15:00- 17:00, CEHAMER
Teaching Methods and Techniques	-Lecture
Principle Sources	--TEZCAN/ERDEM/ÖNOK; Uluslararası Ceza Hukuku, Ankara, 2009
Other Sources	-Uluslararası Mahkeme Kararları, Bilimsel Makaleler ve Pratik Çalışmalar

Course Schedules
Week	Contents	Learning Methods
1. Week	Basic Concepts, Historical development, Resources and Features of International Criminal Law	Lecture
2. Week	Basic Features of International Criminal Law	Lecture
3. Week	Resources of International Criminal Law	Lecture
4. Week	Historical development of International Criminal Law	Lecture
5. Week	Territorial application of Criminal Codes	Lecture
6. Week	Evaluations of Countries which regulate Jurisdiction and solutions to prevent conflicts of authority	Lecture
7. Week	Value of Foreign Criminal Law	Lecture
8. Week	International Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters	Lecture
9. Week	Rules to be applied to International Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters	Lecture
10. Week	Basis Principles of extradition	Lecture
11. Week	Transfer of criminal prosecution and the value of the International Criminal judgments	Lecture
12. Week	Seminar	Lecture
13. Week	Seminar	Lecture
14. Week	Seminar	Lecture
15. Week	Final Exams
16. Week	Final Exams
17. Week	Final Exams

Assessments
Evaluation tools	Quantity	Weight(%)
Final Exam	1	80

Program Outcomes PO-1 1. Having knowledge regarding concepts and institutions or methods in the field of Public Law and its subdisciplines and having the ability to deepen this knowledge; PO-2 2. Having the ability to establish a connection between concepts, institutions and methods of Public Law and its subdisciplines by understanding their mutual effects; PO-3 3. Using the knowledge obtained at master level in the field of Public Law and its subdisciplines to analyze subjects and issues regarding law theory and practice; PO-4 4. Having the ability to interpret the knowledge obtained at LL.M on Public Law and its subdisciplines to evaluate the knowledge of different disciplines and by doing this having the ability to create new knowledge; PO-5 5. Solving the problem in the law theory and practice by using specific legal research methods; PO-6 6. Having the ability to work on a specialization-required study on Public Law and its subdisciplines independently; PO-7 7. Forming new approaches to solve unforeseeable and complicated specialization-required issues on Public Law and its subdisciplines; PO-8 8. Having the ability to evaluate specialization required knowledge and skills obtained at LL.M with Public Law on Public Law and its subdisciplines critically; PO-9 9. Conveying the present developments in law theory and practice with specializition required knowledge on Public Law and its subdisciplines to the society both orally and in written as systematical; PO-10 10. Questioning the law concepts and institutions, situated law practice and principles critically and in case attempting them to improve and change; PO-11 11. Following the developments in law and communicate with colleagues by using a foreign language professionally PO-12 12. Using the information and communication technology with computer software by having the required level of law; PO-13 13. Internalizing by taking into consideration social, scientific and moral values in the process of getting, processing and evaluating the information relating Public Law and its subdisciplines;

Learning Outcomes LO-1 Learning the Concept of International Criminal Law LO-2 Making the evaluation about the crimes involving foreign elements in International Criminal Law LO-3 Making the classification of International Crimes LO-4 Learning the International Criminal Courts LO-5 Making the evaluation about Turkish Law on this subject

Course Assessment Matrix:

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