Règlement ministériel du 28 juin 1988 déterminant, pour la carrière du rédacteur, le programme détaillé du cours de droit pénal, ainsi que la nature et les critères d'appréciation des épreuves prévues pour les examens partiels à l'Institut de formation administrative. | http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/rmin/1988/06/28/n16/jo — Luxembourg law | Esheria

Règlement ministériel du 28 juin 1988 déterminant, pour la carrière du rédacteur, le programme détaillé du cours de droit pénal, ainsi que la nature et les critères d'appréciation des épreuves prévues pour les examens partiels à l'Institut de formation administrative.

This ministerial regulation sets the detailed criminal law course program and the nature and assessment criteria for partial exams at the administrative training institute.

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Luxembourg
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/rmin/1988/06/28/n16/jo
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fr
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This ministerial regulation sets the detailed criminal law course program and the nature and assessment criteria for partial exams at the administrative training institute. The detailed criminal law course programme is set according to the candidates’ level of studies and training for the administrative writer career training institute. For partial exams, written or oral tests are a knowledge check and, where relevant, include solving one or more practical cases. The article sets rules for partial-exam assessment, including advance notice, reasonable length and difficulty, clear scoring, prompt correction of written exams, and prompt return of corrected copies by students. This article says the ministerial regulation is published in the Mémorial.