EUROPEAN JUDICIAL TRAINING NETWORK 2018 CALENDAR OF TRAINING ACTIVITIES

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1 EUROPEAN JUDICIAL TRAINING NETWORK CALENDAR OF TRAINING ACTIVITIES

2 FOREWORD SECRETARY GENERAL 3 HOW TO APPLY 4 ACTIVITIES PER AREA 6 CATALOGUE OF MEMBERS 11 ACTIVITIES PODCASTS AND WEBINARS 20 VIRTUAL LEARNING 21 METHODOLOGIES AND RESOURCES 22 DATABASE (MRD) With financial support from the Justice Programme of the European Union Updated on the 03/11/2017 Please visit the EJTN web site for updates

3 FOREWORD SECRETARY GENERAL With great pleasure, I hereby present the calendar of seminars developed by the European Judicial Training Network (EJTN) for. The EJTN is the principal platform and promoter for the training and exchange of knowledge of the European judiciary, with the goal of fostering a common legal and judicial European culture. EJTN represents the interests of over 120,000 European judges, prosecutors and judicial trainers from across Europe and its fields of interest include EU, civil, criminal and commercial law, and linguistics and societal issues training. EJTN s activities are the outcome of cumulative efforts of EJTN Members, encompassing 37 national training institutions from all 28 EU Member States, with the goal of forming a European area of Justice. These efforts include, but are not limited to, identifying training needs, designing training events, identifying experts, and hosting events. They aim not only to increase participants knowledge and/ or skills but also to widen inter-community perspectives. Participation fosters the growth of trust between judges and prosecutors of different EU Member States, improves their linguistic capacity, and assists in the building of personal networks. EJTN s programmes and activities are built on an extensive training needs analysis. These needs are expressed by EJTN Members within the structure of the EJTN Working Group Programmes and its 5 Sub-working Groups, by participants of EJTN activities, numerous partner organisations, including judicial networks and associations, as well as the European institutions and EU Council Presidencies. For concise information on how, when and where to apply, please follow the instructions below. I encourage everyone to take part in the presented seminars and disseminate information on EJTN training opportunities. I also sincerely invite you to take part in the flagship activity of the EJTN, its Exchange Programme and e-training offers. Please use our database of materials and resources, which are all described in this publication. Finally, I would like to express thanks to the European Commission for its financial support, the EJTN Secretariat for managing presented activities, and to the EJTN Members for their dedication and commitment. Judge Wojciech Postulski EJTN Secretary General Calendar of training activities 3

4 HOW TO APPLY DELIVERING THE BEST IN JUDICIAL TRAINING AND RESOURCES As the principal platform and promoter for the training and exchange of knowledge of the European judiciary, EJTN works together with its Members, Observers, Partners and other stakeholders to deliver a rich array of judicial training opportunities and judicial training resources to Europe s judiciary. APPLYING FOR EJTN TRAINING EJTN offers an incredibly wide array of options for building knowledge and skills, from the celebrated EJTN Exchange Programme to EJTN s training seminars as well as supporting resources. Spanning all topics of law, across Europe, throughout the year and for initial or continuous learning, EJTN s training offering is unmatched. Applying for the EJTN Exchange Programme The flagship experience is the EJTN Exchange Programme, which offers Europe s judiciary short- and long-term exchanges, exchanges for future and newly-appointed judiciary as well as study visits to EU institutions. Applying for EJTN s Exchange Programme is easy: 1. Look for the application period to open in the late autumn of each year EJTN s website and social media sites as well as EJTN Member institutions across Europe communicate the opening. 2. Apply for the desired programme online with EJTN s handy online application portal. 3. Watch for an notification in your inbox of your selection. 4. Once selected, return to the online application portal to complete your personal registration details. 5. After your exchange, return to the online application portal to complete your feedback form and expense claim as well as receive a participation certificate. Applying for EJTN s training seminars EJTN also offers a whole host of training seminars, covering the widest possible range of judicial topics. Taught by foremost experts and offering a practical, hands-on approach, EJTN s training seminars help equip Europe s judiciary with needed knowledge and skills. Applying for EJTN s training seminars is easy: 1. Consult EJTN s online database for a full listing of all training seminars: EJTNs-searchable-database/ 2. Watch for a call from your national judicial training institution to apply for EJTN s training seminars EJTN s national judicial training institutions exclusively handle all application and selection procedures. 3. Watch for a selection notification from EJTN in your inbox. 4. Once selected, return to the online application portal to complete your personal registration details. 5. After your training seminar, return to the online application portal to complete your feedback form and expense claim as well as receive a participation certificate. 4 Calendar of training activities

5 Convenience with online portals Similar to the Exchange Programme application portal, EJTN will shortly feature an online processing portal for applications to EJTN s training seminars. The Online System for Applicants (OSP) is a state-of-the art system for use by EJTN as well as EJTN s partner organisations across Europe for managing the many thousands of EJTN seminar candidates and participants. Participants to seminars will use the system for registration of personal details and preferences as well as for completing post-event travel reimbursement claims, quality surveys and completion certification. Calendar of training activities 5

6 ACTIVITIES PER AREA ACTIVITY NO. DATE SUBJECT VENUE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW AD// March EU Asylum Law Helsinki, Finland AD// April Conciliation and Mediation Brussels, Belgium AD// May Administrative Law and Procedure Bucharest, Romania AD// June EU Preliminary Ruling Procedure Luxembourg AD// July EU Environmental Law ERA, Trier, AD// September EU Antitrust Law Zadar, Croatia AD// October EU Direct Taxation Barcelona, Spain AD// November EU Competition Law Rome, AD// December EU Data Protection and Privacy Rights Thessaloniki, Greece CIVIL LAW CI// February Service of documents & taking of evidence abroad Recklinghausen, CI// April Insolvency Law Barcelona, Spain CI// May Brussels i regulation - jurisdiction and the recognition and enforcement of judgements in civil matters Zagreb, Croatia CI// July European civil procedure in family law matters Thessaloniki, Greece CI// September European Labour Law Lisbon, Portugal CI// October European Account Preservation Order Scandicci, CI// November Consumer protection ERA, Trier, CRIMINAL LAW CR// February Judicial Cooperation in Criminal Matters in the Fight against Migrant Smuggling: Practical Case-Based Simulation Madrid, Spain 6 Calendar of training activities

7 ACTIVITY NO. DATE SUBJECT VENUE CR// March EU Cross-Border Evidence in Practice Barcelona, Spain CR// March Cybercrime Lisbon, Portugal CR// April Procedural Safeguards in EU Criminal Proceedings in Practice Vilnius, Lithuania CR// May Gathering and Admissibility of Evidence In Counter-Terrorism: Challenges and Best Practices Krakow, Poland CR// June Economic crimes: asset recovery and confiscation in the EU Malta CR// June Judicial Cooperation in Criminal Matters in the Protection of the Financial Interests of the EU: Practical Case-Based Simulation Vilnius, Lithuania CR// June Protection of the Financial Interests of the EU Riga, Latvia CR// September Cybercrime, Problems of Jurisdiction and International Cooperation in Criminal Matters Scandicci, CR// September Procedural Safeguards in EU Criminal Proceedings in Practice Paris, CR// October Judicial Cooperation in Criminal Matters in Counterterrorism: Practical Case-Based Simulation Scandicci, CR// October EU Cross-Border Evidence in Practice Brussels, Belgium CR// November Economic Crimes: Asset Recovery and Confiscation in the EU Madrid, Spain CR// November Judicial Cooperation in Criminal Matters in the Fight against Drugs and Weapons Trafficking: Practical Case-Based Simulation Omsenie, Slovak Republic CR//15 TBC Migration Flows-Mediterranean Focus TBC CR//16 TBC Migration Flows- Western Balkans Focus TBC CR//17 TBC Joint investigation Team (JITS)-Implementation TBC CR//18 TBC Joint investigation Team(JITS) -Leadership TBC CR//19 TBC Joint investigation Team(JITS)- Western Balkans and Moldavia-PCCSEE TBC CR//20 TBC Financial Investigations TBC CR//21 TBC Financial Investigations on THB crimes TBC CR//22 TBC Forensic science and evidence policing Finland CR//23 TBC Organised crime facilitating illegal migration links to terrorism threat TBC CR//24 TBC Fighting terrorism and its financing TBC CR//25 TBC Foreign fighters, radicalisation and violent extremism common risk indicators TBC HUMAN RIGHTS AND FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS HFR// June Human Rights and Access to Justice in the EU 1 Bucharest, Romania HFR// March Conflict of norms / Multi level of protection in the application of fundamental rights - 1 Thessaloniki, Greece Calendar of training activities 7

8 ACTIVITY NO. DATE SUBJECT VENUE HFR//03 HFR// April September Applicability and effect of the EU charter on fundamental rights in national proceedings ECtHR-EJTN training on Human Rights for EU Judicial Trainings Vienna, Austria Strasbourg, HFR// September Human Rights and Access to Justice in the EU - 2 Lublin, Poland HFR// November Cultural diversity in the courtroom. Judges in europe facing new challenges TBC JUDICIAL TRAINING METHODS TM// March Seminar on methodology and evaluation Konigs-Wusterhausen, TM// April Seminar on judge craft Ljubljana, Slovenia TM// May Seminar on leadership Tallinn, Estonia TM// June Seminar on judge craft London, UK TM// September Seminar on methodology and evaluation Budapest, Hungary TM// November Conference on leadership Nicosia, Cyprus TM// December Seminar on judge craft Stockholm, Sweden LINGUISTICS LI//01 LI// March March Language training on the vocabulary of judicial cooperation in civil matters Language training on the vocabulary of judicial cooperation in criminal matters Bucharest, Romania Bordeaux, LI// April Linguistics Specialised: Cybercrime Madrid, Spain LI//04 LI//05 30 April-4 May 4-8 June Language training on the vocabulary of judicial cooperation in criminal matters Language training on the vocabulary of judicial cooperation in civil matters Utrecht, The Netherlands Sofia, Bulgaria LI// July Language training on the vocabulary of Human Rights EU law Lisbon, Portugal LI// September Linguistics Specialised: Data Protection Kromeriz, Czech Republic LI// October Language training on the vocabulary of Human Rights EU law Barcelona, Spain LI// October Linguistics Specialised: Competition Vienna, Austria LI// November Language training on the vocabulary of judicial cooperation in Family Law Sofia, Bulgaria LI// November Linguistics Specialised: Asylum & Refugees Scandicci, SUMMER SCHOOLS SS// March Summer school in linguistics criminal Brussels, Belgium SS// August Summer school in linguistics civil Krakow, Poland RULE OF LAW ROL//01 September TBC TBC 8 Calendar of training activities

9 ACTIVITY NO. DATE SUBJECT VENUE ROL//02 October TBC TBC ROL//03 November TBC TBC THEMIS TH// April Semi -final A: International Cooperation in Criminal Matters Barcelona, Spain TH// May Semi-final B: European Family Law Lithuania TH// June Semi-final C: European Civil Procedure Thessaloniki Greece TH// July Semi-final D: Judicial Ethics and Professional Conduct Budapest, Hungary TH//05 October-November THEMIS Final CATALOGUE PLUS CP//01 CP//02 CP// February 26 February-2 March 8-9 March New investigating technologies and protection of fundamental human rights Ethics of Comparing Standards in Justice Systems Implementing the Principle of Promoting the Best Interests of the Child Scandicci, Wustrau, Lisbon, Portugal CP// March Saisies et Confiscations Brussels, Belgium CP//05 5 April Ethics and prevention of corruption Riga, Latvia CP// April IP Litigation course ERA, Trier, CP// April International Legal Cooperation in Criminal Matters. European Arrest Warrant Sofia, Bulgaria CP// May Conference with ILO Lisbon, Portugal CP// May Principes généraux du droit pénal et organisation de la justice pénale en : atelier linguistique Bucharest, Romania CP// May The future of European Integration Scandicci, CP//11 17-May Trafficking of human beings Prague, Czech Republic CP// May International Criminal Cooperation. European Directives and national level effects Madrid, Spain CP// May An Exchange of Professional Experience on Cybercrime Belgium CP// May Better Applying the EU Regulations on Family and Succession Law Vilnius, Lithuania CP// June Transnational Justice, victims and Human Rights Madrid, Spain CP// August Extremism, its forms and Islam radicalisation Kroměříž, Czech Republic CP// September Annual Conference on EU Border Management ERA, Trier, CP// October Communication in the Court Room Bucharest, Romania CP// October Parental Cases with Cross-Border Elements Lublin, Poland CP// October Data Protection in the Jurisdiction Vienna, Austria Calendar of training activities 9

10 ACTIVITY NO. DATE SUBJECT VENUE CP// October International Cooperation in criminal matters Lublin, Poland CP// October Consumer Protection. Case Law of Court of Justice. Class Action under the Civil Procedural Code. Unfair Terms in Contracts Sofia, Bulgaria CP// November New perspectives in the protection of people with disabilities Madrid, Spain CP// November European pitfalls in criminal cases the importance of European law and the European Convention on Human Rights for national criminal proceedings Trier, CP// November Financial Crime Ljubljana, Slovenia CP// November Trafficking Human Beings Utrecht, The Netherlands CP// November Corruption: detection, prevention, suppression Paris, CP// December Court Management Paris, 10 Calendar of training activities

11 CATALOGUE OF MEMBERS ACTIVITIES EJTN offers its Calendar of Members activities promoting various judicial training within the European Union countries, integrating the activities organised by EJTN s judicial institution members. For this new year, almost 200 seminars are offered by the judicial institutions as well as those co-financed by the European Union, which are all aimed to European Judges and. All activities are EU-Law related and touch upon Administrative Law, Civil Law, Criminal Law, and International Law and other topics such as Forensics, Human Rights, Judicial Skills, Linguistics, Professional Practice, Society Issues and Teaching Methods. European can benefit the EJTN Scholarship Fund, which allows to participate in training abroad. # TITLE DATE COUNTRY TOPIC 1 2 Broken Homes Denial of Contact, Disturbance of Social Interaction & Central Psychological Issues Training Seminar for Criminal Law and Criminology January February Austria Austria TARGET AUDIENCE 3 50th Seminar on Commercial Law and Economics 4-7 June Austria Judges 4 31st Conference of Family Judges 6-8 June Austria Judges 5 Protection of Personality Rights and Digital Media 6 Cybercrime 8 October Austria Judges 7-9 February Belgium 7 Techniques d audition 5-9 March Belgium Professional practice 8 Communication à l audience April Belgium Professional practice 9 Médiation 7 Mai Belgium Professional practice 10 Médiation 14 Mai Belgium Professional practice Consumer Protection. Case Law of Court Of Justice. Class Action under the Civil Procedural Code. Unfair Terms in Contracts. International Legal Cooperation in Criminal Matters. European Arrest Warrant October 13 Legal capacity and guardianship Autumn 14 Right to fair trial Autumn 2019 Bulgaria Judges April Bulgaria Czech Republic Czech Republic Human rights Calendar of training activities 11

12 # TITLE DATE COUNTRY TOPIC 15 Investigating Web EU Disability Law and the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities EU Disability Law and the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities March ERA June ERA 7-9 November ERA 18 Investigating Web May ERA 19 Investigating Web November ERA 20 Applying EU antidiscrimination law May ERA 21 Applying EU antidiscrimination law 22 Economics for EU Competition Law - An Essential Tool for the National Judge 23 The Life Cycle of Electronic Evidence 8-9 November September February ERA ERA ERA Administrative law 24 The Life Cycle of Electronic Evidence April ERA 25 The Life Cycle of Electronic Evidence 26 Applying the European Investigation Order September 1-2 February ERA ERA 27 Applying the European Investigation Order 1-2 March ERA 28 Applying the European Investigation Order 29 EU Gender Equality Law October March ERA ERA 30 EU Gender Equality Law April ERA 31 EU Gender Equality Law Rehabilitation and Alternative Sanctions to Detention in Relation to Radicalised Individuals Countering Terrorism and Preventing Radicalisation in Detention: Cross-border Judicial Cooperation, Best Practice and the Way Forward Financial Investigation of Trafficking in Human Beings: Use of the Internet in Relation to its Financial Flows and Profits Towards a better Understanding of THB, Protecting Victims and Enhancing Financial Investigations October ERA 8-9 March ERA June ERA June ERA December ERA 36 Addiction May Society issues 37 Change management 38 Class actions: review and prospects March November TARGET AUDIENCE 12 Calendar of training activities

13 # TITLE DATE COUNTRY TOPIC 39 Common Law 40 Considering and adapting sentencing March March 41 Cooperation with judicial Europe 5-9 March 42 Court policy and public policy 5-7 September Professional practice 43 Criminal evidence and scientific progress June 44 Criminal evidence: developments, controversies and perspectives 8-12 October 45 Cybercrime and digital evidence June 46 Detection, identification, seizure, and confiscation of criminal assets October 47 Disputes relating to consumer contracts May 48 Domestic violence May Economic intelligence and protection of trade secrets Guide to the European Convention on Human Rights 51 Human trafficking International aspects of civil disputes - 2 modules International aspects of civil disputes - 2 modules International cooperation in criminal matters - 2 modules International cooperation in criminal matters - 2 modules October 28 May-01 June November 2-4 May 3-5 December June 3-5 December 56 Job insecurity and judges 4-5 June Society issues 57 European Union law 58 the end of life Judging environmental crimes: the French experience Judging in Europe A comparison of professional practices November November Society issues 4-8 June 5-8 June 61 Judicial and legal French session June 62 Justice and forensic medicine 8-12 October 63 New contract law 2-5 July 64 Out-of-court settlement of disagreements April TARGET AUDIENCE Calendar of training activities 13

14 # TITLE DATE COUNTRY TOPIC 65 Parentage law March 66 Prisons in question June 67 Project management 68 Psychiatry and criminal justice 69 Psychosocial risks: comprehension and communication March October Judicial skills 3-5 April Professional practice 70 Sects May Society issues 71 Secularism, judges and the law 1-3 October 72 Sentence enforcement: cross-border challenges May 73 Sexual identity, sexual orientation and rights 74 Social chamber practices Social media, between selfrepresentation and private life Status, ethics, and responsibility of judges and prosecutors 77 Successions and donations 78 The act of judging in troubled historical times 22 and 23 November March 18 and 19 October Society issues Professional practice 5-9 March Septembre September 79 The criminal hearing 1-5 October 80 The fight against drug trafficking 1-3 October 81 The fight against organized crime - 2 modules March 82 The fight against organized crime - 2 modules June 83 The quality of civil judgments 5-8 November 84 Treatment of orders for payment April 85 Unlawful international transfer of children 86 Victims in criminal proceedings November March 87 Violent crime, sexual crime June 88 Current developments and topics in trade mark law at the national and European level February Judges 89 International humanitarian and criminal law April 90 International human rights protection 4-8 June TARGET AUDIENCE 14 Calendar of training activities

15 # TITLE DATE COUNTRY TOPIC Gathering and admissibility of evidence in internet investigations ( eevidence ) Transposition of the new EU Package Travel Directive and its impact on German travel law Ius Commune Europaeum. European legal tradition and modern jurisprudence European pitfalls in criminal cases the importance of European law and the European Convention on Human Rights for national criminal proceedings 95 Investigation techniques and tactics 96 Current Issues of Asylum and Immigration Law Verdict without law, legal authority without judges the world of «shadow justice» ejustice and electronic legal relations the digital presence and future of the Judiciary Violence in the family - family and criminal law aspects, credibility evaluation in cases of suspected sexual abuse Forensic medicine, forensic science and criminalistics Political extremism - A challenge for society and the judiciary 102 European Social Law May 3-6 September 8-11 October November November December Administrative law Judges 4-9 March February Judicial skills 8-13 April March 29 April- 04 May 9-14 September Judges 103 Doping in top sports 8-11 April 104 The History of the German Judiciary since February Society issues 105 European law in the administrative court practice 8-13 April Administrative law Judges Right-Wing Radicalism and Neo-Nazism - past and present An Historical View of the legal Practice during the Nazi Regime 108 and internet 109 The Salafi movement 110 International Cooperation in Criminal Matters 111 International Courts of Justice 112 International Trafficking in Human Beings 113 On the Independence of the Judiciary A European Comparison 114 Intercultural Competence 115 Justice and Injustice History of the German Judiciary in the 20th Century 27 May- 1 June Society issues June Society issues August 30 September- 05 October October November January January 28 January- 02 February Society issues Professional practice 8-13 April Professional practice TARGET AUDIENCE Calendar of training activities 15

16 # TITLE DATE COUNTRY TOPIC 116 Justice and Judaism May Professional practice 117 Europarecht in der zivilrichterlichen Praxis 118 Ethics of judges and prosecutors comparing standards in justice systems 5-9 November 26 February- 2 March Judges Professional practice 119 Reichsbürger Movement April Judicial skills Right to asylum and to international protection (basic level) Right to asylum and to international protection (advanced level) 122 Psychology of Judging The judicial cooperation in criminal matters in the light of national and international legal framework The European Space of Justice. Judicial cooperation in Family Law matters Organisation of criminal investigations: competence, duration, finalisation 126 Personal data protection Investigations and trial for the offences committed in organised form The scientific investigations conducted by the judicial police: technical tools and legal regulation Neurosciences and behavioural genetics in the Italian criminal trial Mental illness and social dangerousness: from the foundation to the abolition of the psychiatric judicial hospitals 7-9 February October January October September Judicial skills Judges Judicial skills Judges Judicial skills Judges 7-9 May Professional practice November Society issues May 6-8 June 1-3 October September Society issues 131 The adversarial principle 6-8 June Professional practice 132 Criminal Law and multiculturalism Civil and Criminal liability for recklessness and negligence in healthcare activities Criminalisation of neofascism, holocaust denial and hate crimes The right not to be tried or punished twice in criminal proceedings for the same criminal offence (ne bis in idem): substantial and procedural issues Methods and systems for prevention and repression of criminal offences against public administration Organised crime between history, economy and sociology Criminal offences in the Web and IT investigations March June Professional practice October March April 8-10 October March TARGET AUDIENCE 16 Calendar of training activities

17 # TITLE DATE COUNTRY TOPIC Evolution of penitentiary system in the light of the EU Charters of fundamental rights Evidence in civil courts: the burden of proof, obtaining evidence at trial and the assessment of evidence by the judge June February Judges 141 Contractual liability and tort-law May Judges 142 The new frontiers of the damage to the person: dialogue between academicians and judges. 143 Bank and Financial Law Individual claims and class actions in the context of consumer rights, between judicial and administrative authorities From the flexible job to the telecommuting: law novelties and the role of the judge Legal interpretation: from the written codes to the current labyrinth of sources of law The preliminary ruling procedure before the Constitutional Court The new forms of family union in the jurisprudence: procedural and substantial issues Laboratory of legal writing: judgements language and style and the principle of succinctness Judicial impartiality: deontology, procedural guarantees and disciplinary liability 8-10 October October Judges Judges June Judges April Professional practice Judges June Professional practice May Professional practice June Society issues November March Judicial skills Professional practice 151 Justice and Communication 9-11 May Society issues 152 History of the Judiciary June Society issues The anti-competitive agreements and practices: identification and contrast in the national and international dimensions Quality and reasonable time in Proceedings and Judgements Judge-craft in front of bioethics and complex legal emergencies 156 Fair Trial Legal English course 157 The English Law Legal English course The fundamental rights in the European Convention for the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms and in the Charter of fundamental rights of European Union - Legal English course The right to private and family life Legal English course 2-4 July November March October March September Judicial skills Society issues Linguistics Linguistics Linguistics May Linguistics 160 The French Legal system Legal French course June Linguistics 161 Spanish Legal System Legal Spanish course April Linguistics TARGET AUDIENCE Calendar of training activities 17

18 # TITLE DATE COUNTRY TOPIC The European Charter of Fundamental Rights of European Union Protection of minors integrity and personality in the age of internet from a national and international point of view November September 164 The Charter of Fundamental rights 26-Jun-18 The Netherlands Professional practice Society issues Human Rights 165 Animal Law 20-Feb-18 Portugal 166 Applying the law in Courts from a Gender Perspective between equality and constitutionality 167 Forensic 168 Forensic Impacts of the ECHR and EU-law on the procedural laws Instruments of judicial cooperation in criminal matters 171 Judgecraft 172 Judicial cooperation in criminal matters - Finding common ground through legal English 12-Jan-18 Portugal June October Romania Romania Professional practice Professional practice May Romania Administrative law Judges November 1-2 November 4-5 October Romania Romania Society issues Judges Romania 173 Legal English April Romania Linguistics 174 Legal English June Romania Linguistics 175 Legal English 176 Legal English 8-12 October 5-9 November Romania Romania Linguistics Linguistics 177 Legal French 7-11 May Romania Linguistics 178 Mediation June Romania Judicial skills 179 Money laundering and asset recovery June Romania 180 Summer school Ethics and deontology The new role of the national judge in the application of European rules on the EAW (European Arrest Warrant) The role of national courts in the interpretation of consumer law June Romania Society issues May Romania October TARGET AUDIENCE Romania Judges 183 Civil Case Management 08-Feb-18 Scotland Judges 184 Evidence and Intervention 03-May-18 Scotland 185 Judicial Writing 14-Jun-18 Scotland Judicial skills Judges 186 The Route to Permanence and Adoption 13-Mar-18 Scotland Judges 18 Calendar of training activities

19 # TITLE DATE COUNTRY TOPIC 187 Judicial cooperation in criminal matters in the fight against drugs and weapons trafficking practical case-based simulation December Slovak Republic TARGET AUDIENCE 188 Seminar on Mental Health Sep-18 Slovenia Judges 189 Seminar on EU Law May-18 Slovenia Civil, Criminal and Administrative law Calendar of training activities 19

20 PODCASTS AND WEBINARS One of EJTN s primary objectives is to facilitate the widest possible dissemination of knowledge and information. For that reason, EJTN continues to invest in the production of podcasts and webinars. Welcome words - Tom O Shea National Courts Dealing with EU Law - Timothy Lyons To date, EJTN has produced 10 podcast sets, based on judicial training seminars held across Europe, involving 63 renowned speakers. EJTN s podcasts cover a wide breadth of timely judicial topics. These include European employment law, sports law, EU direct taxation, language training, EU asylum law, European company law, EU institutional law and environmental law matters. EJTN has also piloted scheduled webinars, which have been well received. Over the upcoming years, EJTN will continue with its expertly produced webinars. Watch EJTN s website as well as social media sites for topics and times. With EJTN s rich collection of on-demand podcasts as well as scheduled webinars, knowledge knows no boundaries! Inheritance Tax Cases and EU Law - Nathalie Weber-Frisch 20 Calendar of training activities

21 VIRTUAL LEARNING In its drive to adopt the best of modern learning technology and to tailor judicial training to today s environment, EJTN s virtual learning package encompasses both blended and elearning components. Blended learning EJTN s blended learning modules successfully combine the best elements of virtual and traditional classroom-based learning. Several of EJTN s training seminars feature preclassroom self-study components, which are to be completed by participants online before the classroom study commences. Designed to maximise learner engagement and interaction, these activity-rich modules allow participants to come fully prepared to the classroom. With the help of expert virtual learning consultants, EJTN has prepared blended learning modules for training seminars within its linguistics criminal justice portfolios. Calendar of training activities 21

22 METHODOLOGIES AND RESOURCES DATABASE (MRD) As one of EJTN s recent innovations, the new Methodologies & Resources Database (MRD) brings together the very best of judicial training resources from across Europe. MRD is a centralised collection of searchable judicial training-related resources, which are sourced from EJTN, its Members and other stakeholders. The available resources cover the broadest range of topics, including criminal and civil law, human rights, administrative matters, training methodology Judgecraft and linguistics. The format of the resources include links to e-learning opportunities, training materials, reports, case studies, podcasts, bibliographies as well as handbooks and guidelines. Searching for resources couldn t be easier than MRD s user-friendly search interface! Search by title, topic, sub-topic, format, language or source. 22 Calendar of training activities

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