The National School for Training and Improvement of Magistrates (ENFAM) in partnership with the National Council of Justice (CNJ) announced the opening of registrations for the second edition of the specialization course on Contemporary Criminal Jurisdiction and Prison System. There are 40 vacancies and a planned class load of 390 hours in a remote format, starting in August 2023. Magistrates from all over Brazil can register until June 10th.
The course content was formatted by the technical team of the Making Justice program, run by the CNJ in partnership with the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and important support of the National Secretariat of Penal Policies (Senappen) to overcome structural challenges in the field of deprivation of liberty. The modules are based on the series of knowledge products launched by the program, especially in the area of Penal Proportionality and on themes such as Penal Alternatives, Restorative Justice, Electronic Monitoring and Prison Policy, including the unprecedented methodology of the Vacancy Regulation Center.
Registrations
The course will have 32 vacancies for Federal and State magistrates working in the criminal area. The other eight vacancies can be filled by public servers of the Executive or Judiciary Branches, members of the State Prosecution, and guests appointed by the Presidency of the CNJ. Register clicking here.
For more information about the selective process, click here.
