Criminal Law
Criminal Law (CRIMLAW) is a 1-month certificate course in Law Courses, studied online, examined by Finstock Evarsity College. The full fee is KES 15,000. Finstock Evarsity College is a TVETA-accredited college in Nairobi, Kenya. The fee can be paid in a lump sum or in 3 instalments of KES 5,000.
Overview
Criminal Law
Course overview
Criminal Law is a branch of law that defines criminal offenses, regulates the apprehension, charging, and trial of suspected individuals, and prescribes penalties and rehabilitation measures for convicted offenders. It establishes the legal framework for maintaining public order, protecting individuals and property, and upholding justice by distinguishing between lawful and unlawful conduct. This area of law covers a wide range of offenses, including theft, fraud, assault, and homicide, and is enforced through statutes, case law, and constitutional provisions. Criminal Law also outlines the rights of the accused, procedural safeguards in the justice system, and the roles of law enforcement, prosecutors, and defense attorneys in ensuring fair trials and due process.
What is the minimum grade required to do Criminal Law?
In order to enroll and study for Criminal Law no grade is required
Mode of Delivery
Home and/or office-based media employing a variety of self-instructional electronic and online self-study materials, such as; written self-instructional study modules, online interactive devices and self-tests, cloud-based content, videos of lectures mediated technical learning materials e.g., audiovisual and e-learning materials.
Career Opportunities
- Criminal Defense Attorney
- Prosecutor
- Judge or Magistrate
- Regulatory Compliance Officer
- Legal Consultant
- Public Defender
- Compliance Officer
- Forensic Investigator
- Human Rights Advocate
- Law Enforcement Officer
- Academic/ Legal Researcher
DISCLAIMER: This course is designed to give you basic skills that you can apply in business. This course does not give you a qualification to practice as a lawyer.
Programme Goals
- Understand the fundamentals of criminal law: Grasp key concepts, definitions, and principles of criminal law, including the distinction between criminal and civil law.
- Develop critical analytical skills: Enhance the ability to critically analyze legal issues and apply relevant laws to real-life scenarios.
- Explore legal frameworks: Study criminal law statutes, case law, and the role of statutory interpretation in criminal law.
- Understand criminal responsibility: Learn about criminal liability, mens rea (mental state), actus reus (physical act), and defences available to accused individuals.
- Examine criminal justice processes: Gain an understanding of the criminal justice system, from investigation and prosecution to trial and sentencing.
- Analyze the role of punishment: Study the purposes and theories of punishment, including deterrence, rehabilitation, and retribution.
- Engage with legal ethics: Understand ethical considerations in criminal law practice, including the role of defense attorneys, prosecutors, and judges.
- Explore international criminal law: Examine the intersection of national and international criminal law, including international crimes like genocide and war crimes.
- Study crime prevention and deterrence: Investigate strategies and theories related to preventing crime and deterring criminal behavior.
- Apply knowledge to case studies: Engage in case study analysis to apply criminal law principles to practical, real-world scenarios.
Reasons to study
- Understanding Legal Frameworks – Provides knowledge of laws governing crimes and penalties.
- Protecting Rights and Justice – Ensures awareness of individual rights and due process.
- Crime Prevention and Control – Helps in understanding crime patterns and preventive measures.
- Enhancing Critical Thinking – Develops analytical skills for interpreting legal cases.
- Pursuing Legal Careers – Essential for careers in law enforcement, prosecution, and defense.
- Policy and Reform Advocacy – Aids in shaping criminal justice policies and reforms.
- Technological and Cybercrime Awareness – Addresses emerging challenges in digital and financial crimes.
- Comparative Legal Studies – Enables understanding of criminal laws across different jurisdictions.
- Social and Ethical Awareness – Promotes knowledge of moral and ethical aspects of criminal justice.
- Forensic and Investigative Application – Supports roles in forensic science and criminal investigations.
What we offer
Finstock Evarsity College offers a wide range of courses that are geared towards job creation as well as employment. Our courses and product offerings are categorized as online college based, degree programs, freemium courses and premium resources
Both freemium and premium online courses come with certificates of completion and you can register instantly and begin studying at your convenience.
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Quick answers
How much does Criminal Law cost?
The full fee for Criminal Law at Finstock Evarsity College is KES 15,000, made up of registration (KES 1,000) and tuition (KES 14,000).
Can I pay for Criminal Law in instalments?
Yes. You can pay the KES 15,000 fee for Criminal Law in a lump sum or in 3 instalments of KES 5,000.
How long does Criminal Law take?
Criminal Law takes 1 month.
Can I study Criminal Law online?
Yes. Criminal Law is studied online, so you can take it from anywhere.
What qualification do I get from Criminal Law?
Criminal Law is a certificate course examined and awarded by Finstock Evarsity College: learners who complete it receive a Finstock Evarsity College certificate.
When can I start Criminal Law?
The main intakes are in January, April and September, but there is no fixed deadline: you can start as soon as you have enrolled.
Course details last updated .
What you will study
Criminal Law
- CRIMLAW Criminal Law
Fees
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Registration | KES 1,000 |
| Tuition | KES 14,000 |
| Total | KES 15,000 |
Paying in instalments
All fees are payable in a lump sum or in instalments. The course runs over one trimester, and each trimester's fee can be paid in 3 instalments.
| Trimester | Total per trimester |
|---|---|
| Trimester 1 | KES 15,000 ($ 150) |
| Total | KES 15,000 ($ 150) |
The trimester fee of KES 15,000 ($ 150) is payable in 3 instalments of KES 5,000 ($ 50).
Requirements
Entry requirements
None
Practical requirements
The cost of practicals, internships or industrial requirements is KES 30,000 ($ 300) and only applies to courses that require practicals.
Good to know
- All Fees are payable in installements, for details check FAQs.
- Digital (downloadable) certificates are available. Printing and shipping of hardcopy certificate can be done at a cost of KES 2,000 ($ 20).
Instructors
- BENARD MAKOKHA ONYANGO
- JAMES MBURU KIMANI
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