"Training of judges and prosecutors in media and the judiciary"
Communications and the judiciary in England and Wales: Lord Kilmuir to Lord Woolf ….. and beyond.
Mr Mike WICKSTEED, Head of Judicial Communications for England and Wales
(United Kingdom)
Relations between the Judiciary and the Press during
the "11-M" trial, concerning the 2004 Madrid bombings
Mr
Carlos BERBELL, Communication Adviser to the Presidency,
Spanish General Council for the Judiciary (Spain)
La Formation des Magistrats en matière de Média et Justice – Relations et Coopération à la lumière de
"l’Affaire DUTROUX" (French only)
M. Philippe MORANDINI, 1er Substitut du Procureur du Roi, Membre du Conseil Supérieur de la Justice
(Belgique)
Media coverage of court activity in the case-law of the European Court of Human Rights
Mr
Frédéric GRAS, Barrister at the Paris Bar (France)
How to train judges in Council of Europe instruments and in their implementation ?
The judge as the first
guarantor of International Law in the domestic legal order – Corpus of
the Council of Europe Law that the judge must know and implement
Mr Alain LACABARATS, Directeur du Service de Documentation et d’Etudes
de la Cour de Cassation, Paris (France)
The specific methodologies to
increasingly take into consideration the Corpus of the Council of Europe
Law in judicial training institutions and to integrate it in the initial
and in-service training programmes
Mr Mihai SELEGEAN, Director of the National Institute of Magistracy of
Romania (NIM), Bucarest (Romania)
European co-operation in
the field of data protection
Mr Joaquin BAYO DELGADO, Assistant European Data Protection Superviser (EDPS),
Brussels (Belgium)
Training the magistrate for his/her
interaction with the parties
How to train the
judge and the prosecutor to behave appropriately with the defendant?
"Judgecraft
and the judicial process"
Mr Victor HALL, Judge, Director of Studies, Judicial Studies Board,
London (United Kingdom)
How to train
the civil judge to behave appropriately between two parties, including
to facilitate mediation?
Ms Helena BOLIEIRO, Family Court Judge, Trainer – Centre for Judicial
Studies, Lisbon (Portugal)
Written contributions from Austria, Belgium Germany,
Montenegro and Norway
The Quality of the training of Magistrates
and common European standards for judicial training
The quality
of judicial training in the light of the recent European developments
(at national and international level) in the field of training of
Magistrates
Mr Michel ALLAIX, Deputy Director of the National School of
Magistrates (ENM) of France
Identification
of the criteria for the admission of magistrates to continuous training
activities
Mr Pasquale PROFITI, Prosecutor, Court of Trento (Italy)
Assessment of the quality of
training
Mr Mihai SELEGEAN, Director of the National
Institute of Magistracy (NIM) of Romania
The position of the Schools of Magistrates in the judiciary
and their role in the training of magistrates
General
report - The Lisbon Network and the Future of the
Professional Training of Magistrates in a Wider Europe
Mr Raffaele SABATO,
Judge, Tribunal of Naples, Italy
Publication
Recrutement
et formation des magistrats en Europe : une étude comparative (Russian
version - English version not available)
Mr Giacomo
OBERTO, Magistrat de Cour d’Appel, Juge au Tribunal de Turin (Italie), Secrétaire Général Adjoint de l’Union Internationale des
Magistrats