This seminar will provide a practical approach to the European Court’s proceedings and deepen participants’ knowledge of different written and oral phases of the Courts’ procedures: how to draft the application, the response, the reply and the rejoinder, and how to prepare for the oral hearing.

The aim of the seminar is twofold: first, to inform participants about recent developments in the case law of the Civil Service Tribunal and to look in more detail at specific issues regarding civil service litigation in the EU, including those which are currently on the agenda; and secondly, to

Target group

e-Justice has been under discussion at European level since 2007. Solving interoperability issues, providing legal surety and developing practical comparative law are key aspects of the future development of European e-Justice.

This seminar provides an overview on the current state of judicial cooperation in criminal matters in the European Union.

The body of national law derived from EU directives and regulations expands into all areas of government and officials in both national and EU administrative bodies play an increasingly active role as administrators and enforcers of EU law.

The Ministers of the Council of Justice and Home Affairs, also known as the JHA Council, deals with the development and implementation of cooperation and common policies in the field of Justice and Home Affairs.