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LO-1
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Explains the structure of the judicial system in the Ottoman Empire from the late 18th century until the First World War. |
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LO-2
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Analyses the transformations that took place within the judicial system during the transition from the classical to the modern era. |
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LO-3
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Examines the functioning, jurisdiction and social role of the Qadi courts. |
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LO-4
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Explains the reasons behind the establishment of the military courts set up after the Tanzimat and how they operated. |
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LO-5
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Examines the place of Islamic and customary law practices within the Ottoman justice system from a comparative perspective. |
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LO-6
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Explains the development and functioning of appeal mechanisms (higher courts). |
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LO-7
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Analyses the political, social and legal implications of the reforms implemented within the judicial system. |
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LO-8
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Defines the key figures within the Ottoman judicial system (qadi, deputy qadi, public prosecutor, etc.) and their functions. |
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LO-9
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Analyses the Ottoman judicial system on the basis of archival documents and primary sources. |
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LO-10
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Discusses the influence of the Ottoman judicial system on the modern Turkish judicial system. |
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LO-11
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Assesses the relationship between legal regulations (statutes, regulations) and the organisational structure. |
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LO-12
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Analyses the Ottoman justice system in comparison with the legal systems of modern states. |