Law 1
Methodology
The aims of the training are to enable the apprentice to- give an account of the main principles of legal method
- give an account of and differentiate between rules of law from other rules in society
- identify legal issues and use the principles in legal method to resolve them
- reflect on the ethical and historical aspects of rules of law
- create digital presentations of judicial themes
Family law
The aims of the training are to enable the apprentice to- use rules of law in connection with the entering into and the dissolution of marriage, registered partnership and non-marital cohabitation
- apply the principal rules relating to possession, duty to provide maintenance and liability for debt in marriage, registered partnership and non-marital cohabitation
- apply the principal rules relating to the division of property and chattels in connection with the dissolution of marriage, registered partnership and non-marital cohabitation
- apply the rules in the Guardianship Act and the Children Act relating to the rights and obligations for children and parents and give an account of the most important rules in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
Inheritance law
The aims of the training are to enable the apprentice to- apply the principal rules relating to inheritance pursuant to both law and testaments, and give an account of the Sámi’s general views of legal issues pertaining to family and inheritance in this area
- apply the principal rules for the administration of an estate
- elaborate on and discuss the position of co-habitants with respect to the law on inheritance and succession
- give an account of the difference between private and public administration of a deceased’s estate
Labour law and equal opportunities
The aims of the training are to enable the apprentice to- give an account of the most important rights and obligations of the employer and the employee
- resolve conflicts related to employment, discharge and redundancy
- apply the principal rules in the Gender Equality Act and Anti-discrimination Act and analyze their impact on society
Criminal law
The aims of the training are to enable the apprentice to- discuss the causes and ramifications of criminality
- give an account of the penal reaction system and fundamental rules relating to statutory authority in accordance with Norwegian law and the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR)
- apply the rules relating to general conditions for punishment, including the rules relating to attempt and to aiding and abetting
- apply the rules concerning larceny, embezzlement and petty theft
- apply the rules relating to grievous bodily harm and homicide
- discuss the rule relating to environmental crime in § 152b of the Penal Code Act
- apply the rules relating to drink-driving and the general penal provisions in the Road Traffic Act
System of court practice and procedure
The aims of the training are to enable the apprentice to- give an account of the court system, the independent position of the courts and the role of the Mediation Board
- give an account of the procedure in a civil case and a criminal case
- give an account of the rules concerning the right to fair trial as set forth in the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHM)
- give an account of the most important national and international courts
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