DELIVERY OF OFFICES of the 7th PROMOTION OF THE PROTOCOLS TO THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TOXICOLOGY And FORENSIC SCIENCES

The state secretary for justice, Tontxu Rodríguez Esquerdo, delivered the offices of female students who succeed in the course of selective access to the body of Protocols in a ceremony held yesterday afternoon in the centre for legal studies.

Accompanied the secretary of State the director of legal studies centre, Abigail Fernández González, and the Director of the national institute of Toxicology and Forensic Sciences, Antonio Alonso Alonso.

The Director of the centre welcomed the audience and, after congratulating the students for a selection process as complex, the legal studies centre will always be the house that help them acquire the skills and knowledge needed to bring its work in the service of citizenship.

The event was attended by a presentation by the number one of the promotion, which appreciated both the legal studies centre and the National Institute of Toxicology and Forensic Sciences, as well as the teaching team, its efforts in organizing the workshop targeted.

Closed the event, the secretary of State, who, in his speech, he stressed the academic and professional female pupils in the 7th promotion of the Protocols, comprising, among other merits, various studies, and extensive as some sort of female staff in the service of the administration of justice. The secretary of State also had a memory to the families of female students, and moved to the new optional holder will always support the ministry of justice.

The course selective, which has been taught in classroom format of 10 october to 18 november 2002, has three strategic lines:

• The promotion of professional identity of the Protocols, through the acquisition of skills, abilities and skills necessary for the exercise of the profession.
• The deepening of the model of organisation and operation of the departments of the national institute of Toxicology and Forensic sciences.
• The empowerment of knowledge of digital environments and Digital justice project with which the ministry of justice is strengthening justice as a public service for citizenship.

In addition, the course selective has included visits to forensic laboratories in Spain, and cross-cutting training in strategic areas, such as on data protection, digital transformation in the field of administration of justice, and training in equality and against violence against women.

From today, female students are incorporated into their new jobs in their destinations.

From the centre for legal studies we congratulations and wish you a successful professional life, whose achievements, in both improve the livelihoods of people, will also be the entire society.

Link to the broadcasting of YouTube for people interested in seeing the holding of the acthttps :// youtu.be/RbBcW-TYMx8.