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| Knowledge
(Described as Theoritical and/or Factual Knowledge.)
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They possess knowledge of the fundamental principles of law, legal theories, legal terminology, and basic legal methodology.
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They possess knowledge of basic legislation, legal doctrine, and case law.
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They possess knowledge of administrative procedures and office operations conducted in courts and other legal institutions.
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| Skills
(Describe as Cognitive and/or Practical Skills.)
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They use the knowledge acquired to address the needs arising in judicial services within courts and other legal institutions.
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They regularly follow and utilize legislation, case law, and legal doctrine in their profession.
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Drawing on fundamental concepts of law and legal methodology, they identify and apply the legal rules applicable to specific disputes.
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Drawing on fundamental concepts of law and legal methodology, they interpret legislation, case law, and legal doctrine.
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They use an F-layout keyboard.
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| Competences
(Described as "Ability of the learner to apply knowledge and skills autonomously with responsibility", "Learning to learn"," Communication and social" and "Field specific" competences.)
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They can independently carry out a fundamental legal study.
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They take responsibility for solving problems encountered in processes related to the tasks being carried out.
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They supervise employees under their responsibility and conduct activities aimed at their development.
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They critically evaluate knowledge and skills related to fundamental legal concepts and issues.
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They may be directed towards undergraduate education or a profession of an equivalent level.
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They develop a lifelong learning awareness.
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They establish effective communication and manage stress effectively.
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They use legal terminology effectively and eloquently.
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They can share their thoughts on legal and justice services, as well as propose solutions to problems, with both experts and non-experts in these fields.
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They follow international developments related to their field and apply them in their profession by utilizing their knowledge of English.
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They utilize the necessary information and communication technologies with proficiency in computer use.
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They possess the honesty, sense of justice, and ethical understanding required by the legal profession.
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They perform their profession with an awareness of improving justice services and meeting societal needs.
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