Venue: Brussels, Belgium
Dates:16-17 March 2023
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Languages: English
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CR/2023/18
Venue: Online
Dates:15 March 2023
Description
The webinar is aimed at to present in the context of the war in Ukraine, the needs and rights of victims of war crime in the EU ,the application of the Victims’ Rights Directive to victims of war crime
as well as to ensure that Ukrainian victims of war crimes receive in the EU the support and protection in accordance with their needs. The webinar will stresse those difficulties for victims of war crimes to receive legal advice and psychological support and how to overcome such difficulties. EU level actions on victims of war crime in the context of the EU investigations on war crimes in Ukraine will also be raised by the webinar.
Target audience: Judges/prosecutors/7Court staff
Level: Introductory
Languages: English
Number of places and Participating countries: registration online
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CR/2023/05
Venue: Pirna, Germany
Dates: 3-4 April 2023
Description
Effective and enhanced cooperation in criminal matters within the European Union (EU) requires a significant degree of confidence amongst the judicial authorities in the Member States. The need to be able to trust each other’s criminal justice systems to work fairly also calls for a better understanding of other European legal systems.
Based on Article 82.2(b) of the TFEU, a strong emphasis has been focused on strengthening procedural rights for suspects and accused persons in criminal proceedings by way of EU Directives establishing a body of common minimum level of procedural rights which can be enforced by EU Law.
Target audience: Judges/Prosecutors
Level: Introductory
Languages: English
Number of places and Participating countries: 36 participants
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CR/2023/06
Venue: Omšenie, Slovak Republic
Dates: 28-29 March 2023
Description
This training is based on a ‘learn-by-doing’ methodology and the simulation of the different stages of EU judicial cooperation in the fight against cross-border crime. Participants will work based on a case inspired by real facts and involving both national and cross-border judicial cooperation.
This training will require strong interaction between the participants forming the different national Core Groups (CGs).
Target audience: Judges, Prosecutors and Court staff
Level: Introductory
Languages: English
Number of places and Participating countries: 38 participants
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AD/2023/02
Venue: Lisbon, Portugal
Dates:22-23 March 2023
Description
The goal of this new seminar under the offer of the EJTN Administrative Law Portfolio is to provide participants with knowledge and insight in the relation between the various levels of International and European Migration Law. Participants will devote their time to get introduced to the analysis of practical cases covering different topics concerning EU Policy and Legislation on legal migration.
Target audience: Judges/Prosecutors/Court Staff
Level: Introductory
Languages: English
Number of places and Participating countries: 39 participants
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CR/2023/03
Venue: Vienna, Austia
Dates: 9 – 10 March 2023
Description
This day-and-a-half day training is aimed at enhancing effective cooperation and mutual trust among the European judiciary in order to learn how to better face those situations where the use of evidence obtained in another Member State should be secured in view of its admissibility in another Member State
Target audience: Judges and Prosecutors from all EU Member States, preferably criminal judges and prosecutors with some knowledge of EU Criminal Law and judicial cooperation in criminal matters.
Level: Introductory
Languages: English
Number of places and Participating countries: 36 participants
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HFR/2023/03
Venue: Vienna, Austria
Dates: 20-21 March 2023
Description
Judges, prosecutors and court staff will be able to determine and apply the main aspects of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU when dealing with cases related to fundamental rights.
The one-and-a-half face-to-face training provides a general overview of the Charter and its importance in protecting fundamental rights in the EU. Expert speakers will synthesize aspects such as the relationship between FRA and practitioners, the effects of the Charter at national level, applicability issues and the protection of specific fundamental rights.
Practitioners will facilitate the exchange of best practices with experts by applying the Charter and the applicable case law of the Court of Justice of the EU in practical cases.
Target audience: Judges/Prosecutors/Court Staff
Level: Introductory
Languages: English
Number of places and Participating countries: 39 participants
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CI/2023/02
Venue: Bucharest, Romania
Dates:13-14 March 2023
Description
This two day long seminar will raise awareness to the European dimension in the field of applicable law to contractual and non – contractual obligations, provide training on the EU Regulations and promote contacts between national judges from different Member States.
Target audience: Judges and court staff
Level: /
Languages: English
Number of places and Participating countries: 10 Participants
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CP/2023/02
Venue: Brussels, Belgium
Dates:15-16 March 2023
Description
To be determined
Target audience: Judges/Prosecutor/Court Staff
Level: /
Languages: English
Number of places and Participating countries: 10 Participants
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CP/2023/01
Venue: Lisbon, Portugal
Dates: 15 March 2023
Description
To be determined
Target audience: Judges/Prosecutor/Court Staff
Level: /
Languages: English
Number of places and Participating countries: 10 Participants
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