1st Course – Advanced Training Programme Justice XXI – 2010
The course of time has not yet allowed that the prison sentence be the «paradigm» on which is based the sentence discourse. Simultaneously, the prison sentence is still the «total sentence» where restriction of the fundamental rights of citizens assumes a greater impressiveness. In the case of restraining the freedom of citizens, the legal constitutional and normative framework imposes, nonetheless, that in its execution this aim be not exceeded, in the possible extent, and that the prisoners’ rights «do not remain at the door of prisons». The approval and entry into force of a new Code of Execution of Sentences and Custodial Security Measures incorporates a substantial transformation in its principles, in substantive law and in the proceedings, absolutely innovative to the entire system of custodial sentences. In this sense, the comprehension of a new model - because it is , in many ways, a new model that the Law is bringing - requires that, not only the professionals that are involved in this process, as the vey own society take care to its prisoners» and the manner in which the sentence should be executed. Prison is a temporary condition which translates into the deprivation of a citizen’s liberty. The 1st Advanced Training Course of the 3rd Cycle of the Advanced Training Course that is now proposed, seeks to present to all the interested a broad and deep perspective on what will change in the execution of sentences and custodial measures, framed in the principle established by the Council of Europe and systematically underlined by the European Court of Human Rights, that the prison sentence , being a necessary measure of last resort, should be based on recognition of the dignity of those who are detained. This is, after all, the role of prison in a democratic society.
Open to all professionals in the area of justice or those who have special links to this sector, namely judicial magistrates and officials at the Republic’s Prosecution Service, lawyers, cadres from the social reintegration services, prison services mental health services and post-graduate students.
Leonor Furtado - Director of the Directorate-General for Social Reintegration (DGRS) Directorate-General for Social Reintegration Auditorium / Av. Almirante Reis, Lisboa March 9th, 2010 Registration Forms - Normal (200 Euros) - ASJP Associates benefit from a 30% discount (140 Euros) Choose “Associado ASJP” in registration form. - SMMP Associates: benefit from a 10% discount(180 Euros), under the protocol states - Choose "Sindicalizado do SMMP" in registration form. - Social Reintegration Services’ Professionals: benefit from a 30% discount(140 Euros) - Choose "Sindicalizado do SMMP" in registration form. - Lawyers and Trainee Lawyers registered in the District Councils of Lisbon, Porto and Coimbra benefit of a 10% discount (180 Euros), under the protocol states. – Choose “DGRS” in registration form. Registration limit: 50 E-mail: justicaxxi@ces.uc.pt > Registration
15h00 – 18h00 - Anabela Miranda Rodrigues – Professor at the School of Law, University of Coimbra - António Clemente Lima – Judge at the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal of Évora - Conceição Gomes – Researcher and Executive Director of the Permanent Observatory on Portuguese Justice of the Centre for Social Studies 9.30h – 13h00 - José Mouraz Lopes – Judge at the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal of Coimbra - Rui do Carmo –Attorney General, Coimbra - Rui Sá Gomes – Director-General of the Directorate-General for Prison Services - Leonor Furtado – Director of the Directorate-General for Social Reintegration - João Moraes Rocha –Judge at the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal of Lisbon - Conceição Liberato – Attorney General, Sentence Executing Court of Coimbra - Carlos Pinto de Abreu – Lawyer, former President of the Human Rights Commission of the Lawyers Bar, LisbonMarch 19th (Friday) 14.30h – 18h00 - Regina Branco – Directorate-General for Prison Services - Luís Couto – Directorate-General for Social Reintegration - Madalena Duarte – Researcher at the Permanent Observatory on Portuguese Justice of the Centre for Social StudiesMarch 20th (Saturday) 9h30 – 17h30 - António João Latas – Judge at the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal of Évora - Mário Amaral – Attorney General, Senetnce Executing Court of Évora - Helena C. Tomaz – Lawyer, Professor, Lisboa - Maria José Matos –Directorate-General for Prison Services - Jorge Romão/Fernando Fernandes – Directorate-General for Social ReintegrationMarch 26th (Friday) 14h30 – 18h00 - José Manuel Quaresma – Jugde, Sentence Executing Court of Coimbra - Mário Amaral – Attorney General, Sentence Executing Court of Évora - Maria José Matos –Directorate-General for Prison Services - Francisco Navalho – Directorate-General for Social ReintegrationMarch 27th (Saturday) 9h30 – 12h30 - António João Latas – Judge at the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal of Évora - Fernando Almeida – Professor, Hospital Magalhães Lemos, Porto /ISMAI - Hernâni Vieira –Directorate-General for Prison Services - Angélica Martins – Directorate-General for Social Reintegration 14h30 – 16h30 - Carlos Lobo – Judge at the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal of Guimarães - Fernando Amaral – Attorney General, Coimbra - Paulo Carvalho –Directorate-General for Prison Services - Paula Fernando –Researcher at the Permanent Observatory on Portuguese Justice of the Centre for Social Studies
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