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The Head Judge of the Criminal Court No. 2 in Murcia, Miguel Pascual de Riquelme and Judge of the Dean of the Board of Judges of Murcia and Judge of the Court of First Instance No. 6 of Murcia, José Moreno Hellín are some of the speakers participating in the afternoon session of the course, which aims to practitioners Agricultural Engineering are as well prepared as possible when acting as expert witnesses.
The headquarters of the Association of Agricultural Engineers in the Region of Murcia (COITARM) was the venue chosen for the presentation of the fifth edition of 'Course on expert evidence in the Spanish judicial system: practical aspects', held yesterday afternoon.
This educational initiative, sponsored by the college institution, is aimed at those already practicing in the courts and to those who want to start practice in this field.
Despite being the fifth edition of this course, it is not devoid of news.
Thus, by the head of COITARM, Irene Luna Guillen said during the presentation that "one of the main developments with respect to previous years is that it looks further into the opinion of the survey and all procedural aspects of expert evidence. "
The first session was given by Professor of Civil Law at the University of Murcia (UMU), Fernando Crespo, while that of Procedural Law of the UMU and Secretary of the School of Legal Practice, July Sigüenza, elaborated on the requirements, duties and rights expert.
For its part, the afternoon session will include the intervention of the Head Judge of Criminal Court No. 2 in Murcia, Miguel Pascual de Riquelme, the Judge of the Section 2 of the Administrative Disputes Chamber of the High Court Justice of the Region of Murcia, Fernando Castillo Rigabert, and Judge of the Dean of the Board of Judges of Murcia and Judge of the Court of First Instance No. 6 of Murcia, José Moreno Hellin.
Days of great prestige
In this sense, the head of the college institution has noted that "these days are highly respected within the judiciary, which is due in large part to the high quality of the speakers who are taught."
The course, organized by the company Malvariche, is intended for professionals of Agricultural Engineering are as well prepared as possible when acting as expert witnesses, acquiring the necessary skills to do both for judicial intervention, and for reporting or opinion.
In this regard, Guillén Luna, explained that "this course is characterized by being very practical, since it is aimed at technical report daily to court."
In turn, stressed that "this conference will allow us to have the basic tools to develop expert evidence effectively."
Since the College has emphasized the usefulness of this conference because it provides the basics needed to act as an expert before the courts.
In addition, this course is for graduates of other engineering disciplines not versed in law, so that they can handle the legal mechanisms involved in the expert.
José Manuel García Izquierdo, lawyer of the College of Agricultural Engineers in the Region of Murcia and Julio Sigüenza López, Professor of Procedural Law at the University of Murcia are responsible for conducting these workshops, which addressed in depth tracks like " The intervention of experts in the courts of civil order, "" The expert fees and billing forms, "" The real and personal rights of the rural land "or" Review and comment on court proceedings relating to expert evidence, among others.
For more information, those interested can contact the Technical Secretariat of the College of Agricultural Engineers in the Region of Murcia or visit their website: www.coitarm.org .
Source: COITARM
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