Claudia Pina
Coordinator of ST to the European Judicial Cybercrime Network
The Hague
Biography
Organisation
Eurojust
EU Institution
Speaker session
Principles and standards of digitalisation of professionals: Guidelines of the European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ), European Network of Councils for the Judiciary Digital Justice working group recommendations
- Lena Geckle, Moderator
- Daniel Schmidt, Secretary of the Working Group on Cyberjustice and AI European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ) Council of Europe,
The Council of Europe’s Commission for the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ) is supporting its member States in the digital transformation of its judiciaries to make sure that efficiency gains are in line with human rights and rule of law. Concretely, we will look at the status and trends in the digital transformation of judiciaries in Europe, highlight the underlying principles and discuss the potential impact on the skills and knowledge needs of legal professionals and training providers.
- Egidija Tamošiūnienė, Vice-president of the Lithuanian Council for the Judiciary, member of the ENCJ
Digital Justice group
On the behalf of the European Network of Councils for the Judiciary, the work carried out by the Digital Justice workgroup will be presented. The goal of the workgroup is to exchange opinions and develop standards in the areas, which the judiciary itself and councils for the judiciary deem important. The workshop will therefore allow attendees to familiarize first hand with these topics discussed so far and the activities foreseen.
Daniel Schmidt
Secretary of the Working Group on Cyberjustice and AI, CEPEJ, Council of Europe
STRASBOURG
Biography
Speaker session
Principles and standards of digitalisation of professionals: Guidelines of the European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ), European Network of Councils for the Judiciary Digital Justice working group recommendations
- Lena Geckle, Moderator
- Daniel Schmidt, Secretary of the Working Group on Cyberjustice and AI European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ) Council of Europe,
The Council of Europe’s Commission for the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ) is supporting its member States in the digital transformation of its judiciaries to make sure that efficiency gains are in line with human rights and rule of law. Concretely, we will look at the status and trends in the digital transformation of judiciaries in Europe, highlight the underlying principles and discuss the potential impact on the skills and knowledge needs of legal professionals and training providers.
- Egidija Tamošiūnienė, Vice-president of the Lithuanian Council for the Judiciary, member of the ENCJ
Digital Justice group
On the behalf of the European Network of Councils for the Judiciary, the work carried out by the Digital Justice workgroup will be presented. The goal of the workgroup is to exchange opinions and develop standards in the areas, which the judiciary itself and councils for the judiciary deem important. The workshop will therefore allow attendees to familiarize first hand with these topics discussed so far and the activities foreseen.
Dragos Serban
IT Project Manager
Brussels
Biography
Speaker session
Principles and standards of digitalisation of professionals: Guidelines of the European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ), European Network of Councils for the Judiciary Digital Justice working group recommendations
- Lena Geckle, Moderator
- Daniel Schmidt, Secretary of the Working Group on Cyberjustice and AI European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ) Council of Europe,
The Council of Europe’s Commission for the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ) is supporting its member States in the digital transformation of its judiciaries to make sure that efficiency gains are in line with human rights and rule of law. Concretely, we will look at the status and trends in the digital transformation of judiciaries in Europe, highlight the underlying principles and discuss the potential impact on the skills and knowledge needs of legal professionals and training providers.
- Egidija Tamošiūnienė, Vice-president of the Lithuanian Council for the Judiciary, member of the ENCJ
Digital Justice group
On the behalf of the European Network of Councils for the Judiciary, the work carried out by the Digital Justice workgroup will be presented. The goal of the workgroup is to exchange opinions and develop standards in the areas, which the judiciary itself and councils for the judiciary deem important. The workshop will therefore allow attendees to familiarize first hand with these topics discussed so far and the activities foreseen.