Criminal trial procedures

Bag code: HUML29312025 Days: 3 training days "Today’s training: 4 hours" Time: 12 training hours Targeted participants: individuals receiving salaries - judges and public prosecution members - decision-makers and legislators - human rights organizations and civil society Program overview: This program revolves around criminal trial procedures (definition - types - characteristics - objectives - positives - negatives .. etc). It will be presented through the following units: First training unit: International standards and the right to appeal Second training unit: Criminal legality and the right to seek legal assistance Program objectives: - To enable the trainee to recognize international standards and the right to appeal - To discuss the trainee criminal legality and the right to seek legal assistance Program topics: First training unit: (International standards and the right to appeal): - Rules and international standards - Characteristics of rules and international standards - Types of rules and international standards - Importance of rules and international standards - Challenges facing rules and international standards - The right to an effective appeal - Foundations of the right to an effective appeal - Importance of the right to an effective appeal - Sources of the right to an effective appeal Second training unit: (Criminal legality and the right to seek legal assistance): - Criminal legality - The right to seek legal assistance Contents of the bag: - PowerPoint 60 - Trainer's guide 50 - Trainee's guide 48 - Activities 6 - Introductory guide 4 - References 4 - Evaluation and data forms 6 - Pre- and post-test 10 - Videos 6 - Photos 11 - Mind maps 1 - Brochure 1 - Training bag model: Please click here to view the training bag model