Update on EU Criminal Law for 2013
Monday 18th February, 4:30pm Prof. John Spencer's Update on EU Criminal Law, followed at 6:00 by the AGM.
The following resources are available from this event:
Monday 18th February, 4:30pm Prof. John Spencer's Update on EU Criminal Law, followed at 6:00 by the AGM.
The following resources are available from this event:
Register by two months before the start of your course for a 20% discount. Dear Madam, dear Sir, We are delighted to present you our summer course programme for 2013 combining the useful with the enjoyable: first-class speakers, professional networking and an attractive social programme. Please feel free to pass on this E-Mail to your colleagues who might also be interested in these events. As a thank-you for registrations we receive on your recommendation we will send you a voucher worth € 50 for participation in an ERA event of your choice. This summer course will introduce lawyers to practical aspects of European Criminal Justice. Key topics
Visit to the European Court of JusticeParticipants in this summer course will also have the opportunity to visit the Court of Justice of the EU in Luxembourg. Please click here for more information
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Applications are invited for the above position which is expected to fall vacant in about November 2013, The post involves providing advice on both substantive and procedural points of law arising in cases before the ECJ to Judge Vajda, preparing drafts ofjudgments and procedural documents, as well as contributing to thc deliberations of the Court through written notes. The internal working language of the ECJ being French, all written work wiLl have to be carried out almost exclusively in French, This is an important post that involves a high degree of responsibility, graded at the level of a Head of Unit (AD1O to AD14) and remunerated accordingly. It is not equivalent to the post of a Judicial Assistant in the UK.
Applicants should be qualified to practise law or have taught law full time at university level, he fluent in both English and French and be fully conversant with European Union law. Familiarity with the United Kingdom legal systems would be an advantage, as would significant relevant experience of legal practice or teaching.
Applications, consisting of a CV and cover letter, together with the names and addresses of two referees who have experience of the applicant’s work over the past three years, should be submitted by email to Jacqueline Waishe on jw@curia.europa.eu and will be treated in strict confidence. Further details about conditions of employment are available on request. Deadline for receipt of applications: 8 April 2013.
Lisbon, 11-12 April 2013 Fee: € 90
Objective The abuse of the internet by money launderers is a significant threat. Cyberlaundering, i.e. internet-related money laundering, has become an efficient way to hide the proceeds of crimes. New advanced technological solutions of electronic payment and non-cash transactions have considerably reduced the risk of seizure and forfeiture of money that has been illegally obtained by criminals. This seminar will look at criminal money flows on the internet, at the main international and European standards and legal instruments in place and at the key role played by the exchange of information between the private and public sectors. Key topics
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Trier, 31 January – 1 February 2013 Fee: € 105
Objective This seminar will present the latest developments at EU and national level in the fight against organised crime, in particular the involvement of organised crime groups in financial and economic criminality. It will focus on national case law, international cooperation and confiscation of crime proceeds. Key topics
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City: Trier Date: 17-18 January 2013 Fee: € 100
Objective The establishment of the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) is envisaged in Article 86 TFEU. The EPPO would be responsible for investigating, prosecuting and bringing to justice those who damage assets managed by or on behalf of the EU. The European Council may adopt a decision extending the powers of the EPPO to include serious crime having a cross-border dimension. From 7 March to 6 June 2012, the European Commission carried out a public consultation on: ‘Protecting the European Union's Financial Interests and Enhancing Prosecutions’. The consultation provided judicial professionals (such as judges, prosecutors and law enforcement officials) with the opportunity to present their views, helping the Commission to develop its proposal. This conference will look at the institutional and practical challenges of establishing the EPPO. Issues of substantive and procedural criminal law will be examined together with the legal status and the possible internal organisation of the new Office. The conference will also debate the future relations of the EPPO with the other relevant EU bodies involved in cooperation in criminal matters such as Eurojust, OLAF and Europol. Key topics
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