The project provides the necessary tools for court staff and bailiffs/judicial officers to navigate the rapid digital transformation of the judicial systems in Europe. The activities will cover various topics in the fields of EU civil and criminal law with the aim of building the digital capacity of justice professionals on the application of the relevant substantive and procedural law. Some activities will offer legal English language training parallel to legal training, thus enhancing the target groups’ linguistic skills in areas of practical value. A mix of training methods will be offered, from lecture-style presentations to practical case work and live demonstrations. The events bring together countries with various levels of digitalisation of their judicial systems, creating an ideal platform for mutual learning and exchange of experiences in the use of ICT tools.
The project covers the following instruments:
EU civil law:
- E-CODEX
- Brussels I Regulation (recast)
- Service of documents
- Taking of evidence
- European Payment Order
- European Small Claims Procedure
EU criminal law:
- E-CODEX
- European Arrest Warrant
- European Investigation Order
- European Production and Preservation Orders
- Electronic Evidence
- Transfer of Proceedings
