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The former State Attorney General and professor of Criminal Law, Eduardo Torres Dulce, gave a lecture to the students of the Law Degree and of the Master's Degree in Law of the UCAM, within the framework of the conference on legal cinema that has taken place in The Campus of Los Jerónimos.
After the screening of the film Twelve Men Without Pity, directed by Sidney Lumet and released in 1957, which has been presented by the director of the International Film Chair, José María Sesé, Eduardo Torres Dulce, has talked about the presumption of Innocence in Spain, commenting that "everyone is innocent until a final sentence says otherwise. To go against that is to end the Liberal Rule of Law."
The professor of Criminal Law has mentioned that these activities are essential in university classrooms, "cinema is an extraordinary weapon to bring the themes presented by films to the real world, many of them topical, since this format allows a direct approach , Entertaining and very open to the debate.
Adolfo Díaz Bautista, Deputy Dean of Law Degree, explained that this activity is done because "one of the tools for a lawyer is the analysis of cinema and the study of concepts that are taken into account and those that Are obviated on the screen. "
Source: UCAM
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