Context and overall objectives
Thanks to a multidisciplinary research team in criminal law, IT and legal informatics, FACILEX aims to fill the gap between EU law and national law, since standards of protection may have different substantial meaning in these contexts.
FACILEX represents a valuable tool to streamline EU judicial cooperation in criminal matters as well as the implementation of EU mutual recognition instruments in different Member States. By leveraging all the potential of digital technologies, the project will foster mutual knowledge, communication and ultimately trust among the relevant actors in the Area of Freedom Security and Justice.
It provides a multilevel online platform offering: 1) free of charge access to relevant EU and national legislation and case law, and 2) automated advice to legal practitioners on concrete judicial cooperation scenarios
The platform will develop three functions providing a tailored legal assessment on potential cooperation flaws and available remedies:
1) LegalDataBase Module;
2) Customized Single Test Advisory Module;
3) Harmonization Mass Test Advisory Module.
The FACILEX upcoming events’ are:
National Workshop Poland (University of Wroclaw): 9 May
National Wokrshop Croatia (University of Zagreb): 28 May
National Workshop Bulgaria (APIS): 3 June
National Workshop (University of Bologna): 6 June
EUI Transnational Event (European University Institute in Florence, Badia Fiesolana): 1-2 July
Natonal Workshop (University of Maastricht and online): 8 July
National Workshop (University of Turin): 16 September
Final conference at University of Bologna: 29 November
Partners
- Leading Institution: Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna (UNIBO)
- Università degli Studi di Torino (UNITO) – Computer Science Department
- University of Wroclaw
- University of Zagreb (UZG) – Faculty of Law
- University of Maastricht (UM) – Law and Tech Lab (Faculty of Law)
- APIS Europe
- European University Institute (EUI) – Centre for Judicial Cooperation (RSCAS)
