Teresa Magno

Judge Assistant to the National Member for Italy

Biography

Teresa Magno is Italian criminal judge and joined Eurojust in February 2018. She was posted as Assistant to the National Member for Italy. She is member of the cyber crime working group at Eurojust. Prior to her appointment to Eurojust, she worked for 17 years as a criminal trial judge and preliminary investigation judge at the Tribunals of Marsala and Modena, and she was seconded for two years to the Ministry of Justice, where her main task was drafting observations of the Ministry in cases pending against Italy before the European Court of Human Rights. Ms Magno has been active since 2006 in training courses and initiatives for judges, prosecutors and LEAs in International and European judicial cooperation in criminal matters, EU law, international crimes, joint investigation teams, electronic evidence and cyber criminality. She has participated as speaker and national expert in many national, European and international conferences, seminars and working groups on international and European judicial cooperation in criminal matters, European criminal law and criminal procedure, European institutional and international law, international crimes, human rights, Italian criminal law and criminal procedure.

Organisation

Eurojust

EU Institution

Speaker session

(UTC+01:00) Brussels, Copenhagen, Madrid, Paris

26 April

11:50 - 12:35

A Digital Competence Framework for Justice

Closed

Florence Ranson, Moderator
Abigail Fernández González, Director of the Centre for Legal Studies, Spain
Teresa Muñoz-Reja Herrero, Deputy Director of the Centre for Legal Studies, Spain

Following the Digital Competence Framework for Citizens, it is necessary to define a specific framework for Justice, in order to identify and determine the skills and competences required by justice professionals and to offer them the most suitable and accurate training.

In the session it will be presented the first draft of the Digital Competence framework for justice professionals we are developing in Spain, with the competence areas already identified as well as the next steps to be taken.

Abigail Fernández González

Director of the Centre for Legal Studies

TERESA MUÑOZ-REJA HERRERO

DEPUTY DIRECTOR - HEAD OF STUDIES

TERESA MUÑOZ-REJA HERRERO

DEPUTY DIRECTOR - HEAD OF STUDIES

MADRID

Biography

Computer Engineer and graduate in Political Science and Administration. Master in Computer Science and Technology. Since joining the Spanish Public Administration in 2011, her professional experience has focused mainly on the organization, management and supervision of training activities for public employees of the General State Administration and the Justice Administration, which has allowed her to become familiar with different training methodologies and acquire extensive experience in the design, coordination and delivery of training actions both online and face to face.

Organisation

CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS JURÍDICOS (CENTER FOR LEGAL STUDIES)

National training provider/Training institution

Speaker session

(UTC+01:00) Brussels, Copenhagen, Madrid, Paris

26 April

11:50 - 12:35

A Digital Competence Framework for Justice

Closed

Florence Ranson, Moderator
Abigail Fernández González, Director of the Centre for Legal Studies, Spain
Teresa Muñoz-Reja Herrero, Deputy Director of the Centre for Legal Studies, Spain

Following the Digital Competence Framework for Citizens, it is necessary to define a specific framework for Justice, in order to identify and determine the skills and competences required by justice professionals and to offer them the most suitable and accurate training.

In the session it will be presented the first draft of the Digital Competence framework for justice professionals we are developing in Spain, with the competence areas already identified as well as the next steps to be taken.

Abigail Fernández González

Director of the Centre for Legal Studies

TERESA MUÑOZ-REJA HERRERO

DEPUTY DIRECTOR - HEAD OF STUDIES

Dorin MURESAN

Group Chair, Staff Training and Development Network

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Biography

I am the Group Chair of Staff Training and Development Network within International Corrections and Prison Association .I have 30 years of professional experience of which 25 years of experience in corrections and including 18 years as a project, management, career and corrections expert/trainer, 15 years as senior management experience. I am certified project manager and I coordinate projects of more than Euro 10 million. I also participate as expert / consultant in 12 projects (rule of law, education, health, IT&C ,technical assistance programs ). I am certified trainer of trainers with more than 25 courses organized and delivered (corrections, project management, professional development).

Organisation

International Corrections and Prisons Association

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Speaker session

(UTC+01:00) Brussels, Copenhagen, Madrid, Paris

26 April

11:50 - 12:35

A Digital Competence Framework for Justice

Closed

Florence Ranson, Moderator
Abigail Fernández González, Director of the Centre for Legal Studies, Spain
Teresa Muñoz-Reja Herrero, Deputy Director of the Centre for Legal Studies, Spain

Following the Digital Competence Framework for Citizens, it is necessary to define a specific framework for Justice, in order to identify and determine the skills and competences required by justice professionals and to offer them the most suitable and accurate training.

In the session it will be presented the first draft of the Digital Competence framework for justice professionals we are developing in Spain, with the competence areas already identified as well as the next steps to be taken.

Abigail Fernández González

Director of the Centre for Legal Studies

TERESA MUÑOZ-REJA HERRERO

DEPUTY DIRECTOR - HEAD OF STUDIES