On August 31, the "First Legal Update Conference on Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure Law for Minors" was held with great success, with the participation of 48 students of the Bachelor's Degree in Law and Political Sciences from the Santiago campus, along with students from other campuses nationwide. The event's main objective was to analyze the most relevant laws on the criminal responsibility of young people and adolescents, offering a space for learning and reflection for future legal professionals.
The event featured distinguished speakers who addressed key issues in the field of juvenile criminal law, highlighting its importance in the protection of minors within the judicial system:
The impact of this event was significant, as it improved students' knowledge and trained them in the latest reforms and good practices in juvenile criminal law. Participants acquired key tools to ensure the protection of minors' rights and the correct application of the laws in their future professional practices.
This event not only reinforces efficiency in judicial practice, but also raises awareness of the importance of ongoing training, promoting a more just and equitable juvenile justice system that contributes to the social reintegration of minors and the reduction of recidivism. This consolidates a commitment to justice and the protection of children and adolescents in Panama.