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Why is one witness certain that the crime he was witness to was committed by a person wearing a red jacket, while another witness is certain the coat was blue? How can countries work together to fight transnational crimes? What are the differences when trying a person for a crime in different countries?
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Language
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English |
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Duration
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12 months |
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Degree
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Master of Laws (LLM) |
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Start
programme
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1 September 2012 |
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Deadline application
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- 1 June
- Candidates for NFP scholarships: 1 February
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Tuition fees
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Detailed information about tuition fees
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Details
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Information about scholarships:
www.rug.nl/grantfinder
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Accreditation
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Accredited by the Dutch Government |
General information
Crime is of all times and all places. But the nature of crimes changes over time. More options are available to people as technology evolves and travelling the entire world gets more and more easy. Different legal regimes are dealing with problems in a different or sometimes very similar way. And countries have to work together more and more when fighting crime. This LLM programme in Criminal Law and Criminology enables you to specialize in criminal law matters, both national and international, but also teaches you about several aspects of criminology. A friendly international atmosphere and an international staff offer an excellent basis for a rewarding and stimulating year in an outwardlooking and research-led environment.
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