This course, 'Fundamentals of Operational-Investigative Activity,' is an elective within the Bachelor's program in Jurisprudence (40.03.01). It is designed for 5th-year students and is delivered in Russian. The course requires foundational knowledge in areas such as Theory of State and Law, Judicial Power and Law Enforcement Bodies, Constitutional Law of Russia, Criminal Law, and Criminal Procedure. The content covered can be valuable for final qualifying papers and interdisciplinary exams. Upon completion, students will understand the essence, principles, and legal framework of operational-investigative activities, the types of operational-investigative measures, and the legal framework governing these activities. They will also gain skills in applying this knowledge to practical situations, analyzing the legality of operational activities, and working with relevant legal sources and case law.
The curriculum covers essential aspects of operational-investigative activities, focusing on legal principles, practical measures, and oversight mechanisms.
The knowledge gained in this course is directly applicable to future legal practice, particularly in areas involving investigative procedures and law enforcement.
The program is taught in Russian.
Tuition and living cost information is not available for this specific course.
This course is for 5th-year Bachelor's students in Jurisprudence and requires foundational knowledge in subjects like Theory of State and Law, Criminal Law, and Criminal Procedure.
The Fundamentals of Operational-Investigative Activity course is delivered in Russian.
This is an elective course for 5th-year Bachelor's students and comprises 24 contact hours over Modules 1 & 2 of their final year.
The knowledge gained is applicable to legal practice, particularly in roles such as Investigator, Prosecutor, Judge, or a Lawyer in criminal defense or prosecution.
Tuition and living cost information is not available for this specific elective course.
This is an elective within the Bachelor's program in Jurisprudence; admission procedures are for the main degree program, and specific application steps for this elective are not provided.