Since its set up, in December 2011, the Centre developed a wide network of judges, lawyers and scholars, for the purpose of establishing a space for collaboration and exchange of knowledge between legal practitioners and the academic community on topics related to judicial interaction across various areas of law.
The Centre for Judicial Cooperation dedicates its activities to the research of the use and impact of judicial interaction developing…
The CJC specific training methodology is based on the premise that judicial training is a continuous process which should be…
The Centre’s philosophy ensures the cooperation and the dialogue between legal practitioners and academics, offering an experimental…
The Facilex Project is not at end! Enjoy the Facilex Final Conference to discover the findings achieved in the field of mutual recognition’s instruments. Join us in Bologna (Sala Prodi – Piazza San Giovanni in Monte 4) Register here : http://www.t.ly/5-WhQ
The TRIIAL 2 partner ELTE is looking forward to receive your applications for the Fundamental Rights and the Use of the Preliminary Reference Procedure that will be held in Budapest and online on 17-18 October 2024. Deadline 20 August 2024.Please check here for more information Explore More
Looking forward to host the selected participants in Florence for the Transnational Training on EU Judicial Cooperation in Criminal Matters and EU mutual recognition instruments on 1-2 July 2024. See the programme of the event. The event will be the opportunity to present the Demo Explore More
